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--90e6ba6e85f00a836704a4ab34d4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Bobolinks have been reported not found as often as found, I believe. I found my first for this year just east of the Wolfville sewage lagoons, somewhat closer to the little barn at the T-intersection on the dyke road than the lagoons. There were 3 lined up along a long "pond" at right angles to the dyke and one east of these. if you walk the dyke to 394628 4995262 you are sure to hear them. Safest access is walking the dyke or the dyke road from Wolfville. http://rickwhitman.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-June-2011 Directly opposite the sewage lagoons, on the shore, was one Black-bellied Plover in breeding plumage, 2 Willets, another plover and 3 peeps. Willets can always be seen right at Wolfville "harbour" but the location of these 2 speaks more to late migrants. These shorebirds were all waiting out high tide at 13:20, which is always a good time to visit this specific location late summer and all fall. -- Rick Whitman --90e6ba6e85f00a836704a4ab34d4 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Bobolinks have been reported not found as often as found, I believe. I foun= d my first for this year just east of the Wolfville sewage lagoons, somewha= t closer to the little barn at the T-intersection on the dyke road than the= lagoons. There were 3 lined up along a long "pond" at right angl= es to the dyke and one east of these. if you walk the dyke to 394628 499526= 2 you are sure to hear them. Safest access is walking the dyke or the dyke = road from Wolfville.<div> <br></div><div><a href=3D"http://rickwhitman.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-June-= 2011">http://rickwhitman.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-June-2011</a></div><div><= br></div><div>Directly opposite the sewage lagoons, on the shore, was one B= lack-bellied Plover in breeding plumage, 2 Willets, another plover and 3 pe= eps. Willets can always be seen right at Wolfville "harbour" but = the location of these 2 speaks more to late migrants. These shorebirds were= all waiting out high tide at 13:20, which is always a good time to visit t= his specific location late summer and all fall.<br> -- <br>Rick Whitman<br><br> </div> --90e6ba6e85f00a836704a4ab34d4--
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