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1. American Black Duck
2. Mallard
3. Common Eider
4. Common Loon
5. Northern Gannet
6. Double-crested Cormorant
7. Great Blue Heron
8. Osprey
9. Northern Harrier
10. Broad-winged Hawk (three circling near Liverpool)
11. Black-bellied Plover
12. Semi-palmated Plover
13. Greater Yellowlegs
14. Willet
15. Lesser Yellowlegs
16. Whimbrel
17. Stilt Sandpiper (close to Port L'Tour)
18. Sanderling
19. Least Sandpiper
20. Semi-palmated Sandpiper
21. Short-billed Dowitcher
22. Black Guillemot
23. Ring-billed Gull
24. Herring Gull
25. Great Black-backed Gull
26. Common Tern
27. Rock Pigeon
28. Mourning Dove
29. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
30. Northern Flicker
31. Alder Flycatcher
George Lowe said that he saw an Eastern Phoebe at Baccaro.
32. Red-eyed Vireo
33. Blue Jay
34. American Crow
35. Common Raven
36. Black-capped Chickadee
37. Red-breasted Nuthatch
38. Golden-crowned Kinglet
39. American Robin
40. European Starling
41. Cedar Waxwing
42. Black & White Warbler
43. Nashville Warbler
44. Common Yellowthroat
45. Northern Parula
46. Magnolia Warbler
47. Palm Warbler
48. Yellow-rumped Warbler
49. Song Sparrow
50. Savannah Sparrow
51. Common Grackle
52. Brown-headed Cowbird (9 juveniles on the wires at The Hawk (CSI - Cape =
Sable Island)
53. American Goldfinch
In addition David Walmark and I had (Wood Duck, American Bittern, Tree Swa=
llow and Swamp Sparrow at Broad Cove, Chesnut-sided Warbler at Crescent Bea=
ch, and Hermit Thrush at East Port Medway.
James R. Hirtle
LaHave
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<div>1. American Black Duck
<p>2. Mallard</p>
<p>3. Common Eider</p>
<p>4. Common Loon</p>
<p>5. Northern Gannet</p>
<p>6. Double-crested Cormorant</p>
<p>7. Great Blue Heron</p>
<p>8. Osprey</p>
<p>9. Northern Harrier</p>
<p>10. Broad-winged Hawk (three circling near Liverpool)</p>
<p>11. Black-bellied Plover</p>
<p>12. Semi-palmated Plover</p>
<p>13. Greater Yellowlegs</p>
<p>14. Willet</p>
<p>15. Lesser Yellowlegs</p>
<p>16. Whimbrel</p>
<p>17. Stilt Sandpiper (close to Port L'Tour)</p>
<p>18. Sanderling</p>
<p>19. Least Sandpiper</p>
<p>20. Semi-palmated Sandpiper</p>
<p>21. Short-billed Dowitcher</p>
<p>22. Black Guillemot</p>
<p>23. Ring-billed Gull</p>
<p>24. Herring Gull</p>
<p>25. Great Black-backed Gull</p>
<p>26. Common Tern</p>
<p>27. Rock Pigeon</p>
<p>28. Mourning Dove</p>
<p>29. Ruby-throated Hummingbird</p>
<p>30. Northern Flicker</p>
<p>31. Alder Flycatcher</p>
<p>George Lowe said that he saw an Eastern Phoebe at Baccaro.</p>
<p>32. Red-eyed Vireo</p>
<p>33. Blue Jay</p>
<p>34. American Crow</p>
<p>35. Common Raven</p>
<p>36. Black-capped Chickadee</p>
<p>37. Red-breasted Nuthatch</p>
<p>38. Golden-crowned Kinglet</p>
<p>39. American Robin</p>
<p>40. European Starling</p>
<p>41. Cedar Waxwing</p>
<p>42. Black & White Warbler</p>
<p>43. Nashville Warbler</p>
<p>44. Common Yellowthroat</p>
<p>45. Northern Parula</p>
<p>46. Magnolia Warbler</p>
<p>47. Palm Warbler</p>
<p>48. Yellow-rumped Warbler</p>
<p>49. Song Sparrow</p>
<p>50. Savannah Sparrow</p>
<p>51. Common Grackle</p>
<p>52. Brown-headed Cowbird (9 juveniles on the wires at The Hawk (CSI - Ca=
pe Sable Island)</p>
<p>53. American Goldfinch</p>
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<p>In addition David Walmark and I had (Wood Duck, American Bitt=
ern, Tree Swallow and Swamp Sparrow at Broad Cove, Chesnut-sided Warbler at=
Crescent Beach, and Hermit Thrush at East Port Medway.</p>
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<p>James R. Hirtle</p>
<p>LaHave</p>
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