[NatureNS] Graves Island today

Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2016 19:06:52 -0400 (AST)
From: "rita.paul@ns.sympatico.ca" <rita.paul@ns.sympatico.ca>
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   Hi All
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   It was such a lovely day I like a lot of other folks went to
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   Graves Island for a walk. Just a little snow in shaded spots
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   and no ice.
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   A fair number of birds around. A couple of good flocks of Cockeyes -
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   heard their song before I saw them. They were about to fly out to sea
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   for the night so were restless. At least 50 but hard to be sure as they were moving about.
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   In Feb sea birds seem to depart and come back in March but there was a good selection today.
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   A few buffleheads and a few Red breasted mergs inn there spring finery. Not a prettier
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   duck than they are. Seemed well paired off.
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   Some grebes also - mostly horned with a little group of 3 Red necked. and a Guillemot or 2.
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   Loons seemed plenty = maybe 6 which is a good score for there. One was a smaller loon,
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   very dark with a light bill. Perhaps a Red Throated but I couldn&#39;t be sure. The loons were feasting
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   on Green crabs. They know how to eat them. Crack them open and eat a piece at a time.
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   No fun for the crab&#160; but lobsters are delicious!
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   Enjoy the late winter
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   Paul
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