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The 49th annual Kingston Christmas Bird Count is to be held Friday, Decembe=
r 23, 2016. As usual, we are looking for more keen birders to help get the=
best coverage possible of our circle, which includes everything from Lower=
Middleton to East Aylesford in the Valley, and from Margaretsville to Nich=
olsville and Torbrook.
You can help either as a field observer or, if you live within the circle, =
as a feeder observer. Feeders strongly affect the winter distribution of m=
any species here, so especially if yours are not visible from the road, you=
r observations can be important, even if only for an hour or two during cou=
nt day. Please contact me (Neilyornis@hotmail.com or 902-765-2455) this we=
ek if you want to observe, so that your site can be mapped and the field pa=
rty covering that area can be alerted so that we do not get duplication of =
counts.
Another way that you can contribute to this citizen science initiative is t=
o let me know of any uncommon birds frequenting your area, or even seen onl=
y once, during this month. If you do not know the birds well, this is a go=
od chance to learn more about them. For something new to you, or for which=
you are uncertain of the identity, note a description of it, or try to ge=
t a photo.
Enjoy the season, and take part in the world's longest-running and most ext=
ensive wildlife survey!
Wayne Neily
Compiler, Kingston Christmas Bird Count
Tremont, NS
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<p>The 49th annual Kingston Christmas Bird Count is to be held Friday, Dece=
mber 23, 2016. As usual, we are looking for more keen birders to help=
get the best coverage possible of our circle, which includes everything fr=
om Lower Middleton to East Aylesford
in the Valley, and from Margaretsville to Nicholsville and Torbrook. =
</p>
<p><br>
</p>
<p>You can help either as a field observer or, if you live within the circl=
e, as a feeder observer. Feeders strongly affect the winter distribut=
ion of many species here, so especially if yours are not visible from the r=
oad, your observations can be important,
even if only for an hour or two during count day. Please contact me&=
nbsp;(Neilyornis@hotmail.com or 902-765-2455) <strong>this week</stron=
g> if you want to observe, so that your site can be mapped and the field pa=
rty covering that area can be alerted so that we
do not get duplication of counts.</p>
<p><br>
</p>
<p>Another way that you can contribute to this citizen science initiative i=
s to let me know of any uncommon birds frequenting your area, or even seen =
only once, during this month. If you do not know the birds well, this=
is a good chance to learn more about
them. For something new to you, or for which you are uncertain=
of the identity, note a description of it, or try to get a photo.
</p>
<p><br>
</p>
<p>Enjoy the season, and take part in the world's longest-running and =
most extensive wildlife survey!</p>
<p><br>
</p>
<p>Wayne Neily</p>
<p>Compiler, Kingston Christmas Bird Count</p>
<p>Tremont, NS<br>
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