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Index of Subjects Thanks Rick, I watched the 2 birds for about one hour and did not see either of them get a solitary worm. The robin had somewhat better luck. Could the woodcock have got some other nourishment based on what you observed in the video? Paul. On 2015-04-12, at 8:28 AM, Rick Whitman wrote: > It was interesting to see their feeding behaviour documented in your > video, Paul. I think the great majority of the Woodcock are along the > Atlantic coast but a few made it further north. Conditions here will > have been at least as difficult for them. There were two birds working > the few, very small open areas along the upper Gaspereau River on > Friday. I was able to photograph one to my satisfaction, showing the > gorgeous patterns on the back. It is interesting how a pattern that is > this intricate is, in fact, perfectly symmetrical, allowing for very > minimal feather adjustment on each side. > > http://rickwhitman.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-April-June-2015/i-KJN4PHX/A > > Rick Whitman > > On 4/11/15, Paul Ruggles <cpruggles@eastlink.ca> wrote: >> Hi all, >> I have posted a new video with some "shots" of 2 American Woodcocks that I >> happened to come upon at my daughter's home on Saint Margarets Bay. >> Paul. >> >> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN9vPZWRq8auD66f8rfEKeQ
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