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All: The 9 Snow and the Ross's Goose were as usual on the fairway next the entrance road to the golf course at ca. 10:00, They were not there at 11:10. There were a couple of photographers in the area. I hope the geese weren't flushed - we have plenty of great photos of these birds, and don't need close-ups. Mostly for the walk, I went down to Back Cove, where there were about 140 Canada Geese, all "Atlantic" resting at high tide. Although they will graze on fields, they seem to prefer Eel-Grass, availble only at lower tide. The only small passerines I found in the cattail stands in Back Cove were a couple of Song Sparrows and four flighty and silent (?!) Bl.-capped Chickadees. Cheers, Ian Ian McLaren
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