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Hi All
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This afternoon being so nice I went to see how the Black-backed gulls were
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doing at my favorite Lake. Well the lake has started to open but lots
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of ice yet. The ice still is white so must be quite thick.
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I saw 3 pairs of Gulls. Not nearly as many as there used to be but
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hard to tell if the weather is not to their liking. The sanitization of the
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local dumps has reduced gull numbers. Then again I could only see
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a small portion of the area the colony usually populated.
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However there was a pair of eagles with an immature eagle and a mature eagle
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around the lake. The pair flew in and sat in a tree but there didn't seem to be a nest
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in the tree. The two lone eagles were widely separated and seemly no connection.
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Five pairs of Canada Geese there also. probably the Allan Graham sub-species.
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One pair looked like they had a nest but they weren't very close.
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The eagles would find a goose dinner delicious no doubt. So the geese were
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keeping a watch.
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A lovely afternoon.
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Enjoy the ice and snow before it disappears!
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Paul
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