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h:16px;min-height:16px"></span><span What about the black throated green warbler which Erson found and photographed in Newellton, CSI on Dec 20th and 23rd? That would be the 200th bird. Tried to find the dickcissel a few times in Dartmouth in January, but no luck. It was with the house sparrows near Windmill Road. Liz ----- Just a few days left in the winter birding season (though winter seems as if it is going on for ever). We are at 199 species. Can we reach 200? And we have just reached 140 species on the DOWL (Depths Of Winter List) -- some missing species include: Northern Fulmar Northern Gannet Brant Tufted Duck American Kestrel Killdeer Dickcissel Blake Maybank White's Lake, Nova Scotia
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