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--_df4b658b-d925-4320-b342-7db2a4c74877_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable At this point there are still some feeder watchers and five teams to report= in yet. We are currently sitting at 76 species. I know of one more speci= es for sure and I believe that we will break 80. We shall see though. Con= sidering that there were high winds=2C and it was very cold and blustery s= ome great birds were found. The Carolina wren made an appearance for quite= a few observers. Some of the other good birds located were a yellow-breas= ted chat=2C a northern shoveler=2C a gray catbird=2C a broad-winged hawk=2C= a brown thrasher=2C a northern mockingbird=2C a red-bellied woodpecker=2C = red and white-winged crossbills=2C two fox sparrows=2C a rough-legged hawk= =2C a barred owl=2C a ruby-crowned kinglet=2C an an orange-crowned warbler= =2C four yellow-rumped warblers and two glaucous gulls. At this point we ha= ve two other species that were observed within count period which were nort= hern goshawk and dovekie. The dovekie was observed by a 12 year old Newfou= ndland birder names Sasha Steeves=2C near Corkum's Island by the mussel aqu= aculture operation. This bird was observed on Jan. 2. =20 =20 James R. Hirtle LaHave=20 = --_df4b658b-d925-4320-b342-7db2a4c74877_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <html> <head> <style><!-- .hmmessage P { margin:0px=3B padding:0px } body.hmmessage { font-size: 12pt=3B font-family:Calibri } --></style></head> <body class=3D'hmmessage'><div dir=3D'ltr'><font color=3D"#000000" size=3D"= 6">At this point =3Bthere are still some feeder watchers and five teams= to report in yet. =3B We are currently sitting at 76 species. =3B = I know of one more species for sure and I believe that we will break 80.&nb= sp=3B We shall see though. =3B Considering =3Bthat there were = =3Bhigh winds=2C and it was very cold and blustery =3B some great birds= were found. =3B The =3BCarolina wren made an appearance for quite = a few observers. =3B =3BSome of the other good birds located were a=  =3Byellow-breasted chat=2C a northern shoveler=2C a gray catbird=2C a = broad-winged hawk=2C a brown thrasher=2C a northern mockingbird=2C a red-be= llied woodpecker=2C red and white-winged crossbills=2C two fox sparrows=2C = a rough-legged hawk=2C a barred owl=2C a ruby-crowned kinglet=2C an an oran= ge-crowned warbler=2C four yellow-rumped warblers and two glaucous gulls.&n= bsp=3BAt this point we have two other species that were observed within cou= nt period which were northern goshawk and dovekie. =3B The dovekie was = observed by a =3B12 year old Newfoundland birder =3Bnames Sasha Ste= eves=2C near Corkum's Island by the mussel =3Baquaculture operation.&nb= sp=3B This bird was observed on Jan. 2. =3B </font><BR> =3B<BR><fon= t size=3D"6">James R. Hirtle</font><BR><font size=3D"6">LaHave</font> = =3B<BR> </div></body> </html>= --_df4b658b-d925-4320-b342-7db2a4c74877_--
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