**Kerry Lee Morris-Cormier reports there was a flock of
12 DUNLINS in front on the Nature Conservancy of Canada Interruptive Centre at
Johnson's Mills on Tuesday. Also observed were 3 SANDERLINGS, several hundred
SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS and a few SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPERS. Note the drooped bill
on the dunlin.
**Like many of us in the area, Brian Stone had the
opportunity to say good morning to Jack Frost for the second morning on Tuesday
to record his visit in photos when the early morning dew went one step
farther.
Brian's BUMBLEBEE colony, that has nested under his deck
at home, will hopefully send off any potential queens soon and maybe choose a
different site next season.
**The BLACK BELLIED PLOVERS are still enjoying the
coastline at Hay Island. Aldo Dorio photographed some doing their distinct
‘plover walk’ on Monday.
Nelson Poirier,
Nature Moncton
BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS.OCT 4 2016.ALDO DORIO
DUNLIN.OCT 4, 2016.KERRY LEE MORRIS-CORMIER.
DUNLIN.OCT 4, 2016.KERRY LEE MORRIS-CORMIER.
FROST 01. OCT. 04, 2016. BRIAN STONE
FROST 01. OCT. 04, 2016. BRIAN STONE
