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--089e013a1822725bc5051b305635 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 It was nice to see swallow fledglings out and about at the Toney River wharf today. There were both Bank and Barn Swallow fledglings hanging out together. I do expect to see Cliff Swallow fledglings with them eventually as these 3 species nest in close proximity to one another. Other birds of note today was seeing my first Ruddy Turnstone of the year at the end of Caribou Island and seeing five White-winged Scoters just offshore by the reef. There were also five young Common Terns in this same area being fed by their parents. Peggy Scanlan --089e013a1822725bc5051b305635 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <p>It was nice to see swallow fledglings out and about at the Toney River w= harf today. There were both Bank and Barn Swallow fledglings hanging out to= gether. I do expect to see Cliff Swallow fledglings with them eventually as= these 3 species nest in close proximity to one another. </p> <p>Other birds of note today was seeing my first Ruddy Turnstone of the yea= r at the end of Caribou Island and seeing five White-winged Scoters just of= fshore by the reef. There were also five young Common Terns in this same ar= ea being fed by their parents.</p> <p>Peggy Scanlan</p> --089e013a1822725bc5051b305635--
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