** Louise Nichols comments that she was pleased to join the EVENING
GROSBEAK [Gros-bec errant] bandwagon on Sunday, when a hungry flock of 20
arrived for the buffet set at her Sackville feeder yard. As with many feeders,
bird activity was generally up at Louise’s place with increased numbers of
AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES [Chardonneret jaune] and DARK-EYED JUNCOS [Junco ardoisé],
but only one PINE SISKIN [Tarin des pins].
** John Filliter also reports a lively day at their Cap-Brûlé feeder yard
on Sunday. He was especially pleased to have a handsome male RING-NECKED
PHEASANT [Faisan de Colchide] discover their new feeder operation, along with
other regulars that posed for portraits.
Nelson Poirier,
Nature Moncton
BLUE JAY.JAN 4, 2015.JOHN FILLITER
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EVENING GROSBEAK (FEMALE). LOUISE NICHOLS. JAN. 4, 2015
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EVENING GROSBEAK (MALE). LOUISE NICHOLS. JAN. 4, 2015
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EVENING GROSBEAKS AND ONE PINE SISKIN. LOUISE NICHOLS. JAN. 4, 2015
MOURNING DOVES.JAN 4, 2015.JOHN FILLITER
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RING-NECKED PHEASANT (COCK).JAN 4, 2015.JOHN FILLITER
SONG SPARROW.JAN 4, 2015.JOHN FILLITER
STARLINGS.JAN 4, 2015.JOHN FILLITER
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