[NatureNS] Second Highest Big Year Birding Record Ever, set in

From: Lynne Perry <perry.lynne@hotmail.com>
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 13:55:51 -0300
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Wow......impressive for Nova Scotia tourism. Is it okay if I share this?  L=
ynne Perry=2C former executive director of South Shore Tourism Association.=
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> Date: Wed=2C 9 Nov 2011 13:13:06 -0400

> Subject: [NatureNS] Second Highest Big Year Birding Record Ever=2C set in=
 Nova Scotia !!
> From: dendroica.caerulescens@gmail.com
> To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
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> Well=2C can birding be exciting=2C or what ? Today=2C between about 9:30 =
&
> 10 AM=2C John Vanderpoel of Colorado saw his 732nd species this year in
> North America. It was=2C obviously=2C our Pink-footed Goose=2C discovered=
 on
> Oct. 22 by Eric Mills & Dave Currie. With his sighting of Eurasian
> Tree Sparrow & Gray Partridge on Sunday & Monday of this week=2C in the
> mid-west=2C he had tied the second highest total of 731. So it was our
> PFGO that put him over the top. I could describe watching all the
> flocks arrive=2C to two rather separate locations=2C that did not include
> the PFGO=2C but arrive it did about 9:30. On the final descent for
> landing=2C the PFGO was actually leading the flock !
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> The final observations of the PFGO were made from the front yard of
> John Robertson=2C who has been reporting the bird to Dave for at least
> the past two days=2C when there were no other reports. Dave Currie=2C Joh=
n
> Robertson & myself hosted John Vanderpoel today. Dave is the main host
> & he & John will be out birding for the rest of today. Tomorrow=2C John
> goes after a Barnacle Goose in Massachusetts.
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> PLEASE do NOT post anything to John's blog until he has a chance to
> update it himself=2C late today. But you may want to read it for the
> rest of the year:
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> http://www.bigyear2011.com/
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> Good Luck John !!
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> Rick Whitman
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Wow......impressive for Nova Scotia tourism. Is it okay if I share this? &n=
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iation. <BR>
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<DIV>&gt=3B Date: Wed=2C 9 Nov 2011 13:13:06 -0400<BR></DIV>
<DIV>&gt=3B Subject: [NatureNS] Second Highest Big Year Birding Record Ever=
=2C set in Nova Scotia !!<BR>&gt=3B From: dendroica.caerulescens@gmail.com<=
BR>&gt=3B To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B Well=2C can bird=
ing be exciting=2C or what ? Today=2C between about 9:30 &amp=3B<BR>&gt=3B =
10 AM=2C John Vanderpoel of Colorado saw his 732nd species this year in<BR>=
&gt=3B North America. It was=2C obviously=2C our Pink-footed Goose=2C disco=
vered on<BR>&gt=3B Oct. 22 by Eric Mills &amp=3B Dave Currie. With his sigh=
ting of Eurasian<BR>&gt=3B Tree Sparrow &amp=3B Gray Partridge on Sunday &a=
mp=3B Monday of this week=2C in the<BR>&gt=3B mid-west=2C he had tied the s=
econd highest total of 731. So it was our<BR>&gt=3B PFGO that put him over =
the top. I could describe watching all the<BR>&gt=3B flocks arrive=2C to tw=
o rather separate locations=2C that did not include<BR>&gt=3B the PFGO=2C b=
ut arrive it did about 9:30. On the final descent for<BR>&gt=3B landing=2C =
the PFGO was actually leading the flock !<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B The final ob=
servations of the PFGO were made from the front yard of<BR>&gt=3B John Robe=
rtson=2C who has been reporting the bird to Dave for at least<BR>&gt=3B the=
 past two days=2C when there were no other reports. Dave Currie=2C John<BR>=
&gt=3B Robertson &amp=3B myself hosted John Vanderpoel today. Dave is the m=
ain host<BR>&gt=3B &amp=3B he &amp=3B John will be out birding for the rest=
 of today. Tomorrow=2C John<BR>&gt=3B goes after a Barnacle Goose in Massac=
husetts.<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B PLEASE do NOT post anything to John's blog un=
til he has a chance to<BR>&gt=3B update it himself=2C late today. But you m=
ay want to read it for the<BR>&gt=3B rest of the year:<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B=
 http://www.bigyear2011.com/<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B Good Luck John !!<BR>&gt=
=3B <BR>&gt=3B Rick Whitman<BR></DIV> 		 	   		  </div></body>
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