NATURE MONCTON INFORMATION LINE, March 01, 2017
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**Dave Miller spotted a CEDAR WAXWING and AMERICAN ROBIN
in the area Salisbury Treatment Plant Lagoon on Tuesday morning enjoying the
winter clinging apples.
**The RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS indeed seem to be moving in
from. Louise Richard's comments as she was reading yesterday's report of fresh
looking red-winged blackbirds at John Inman's, she looked out her Sackville
window to see 3 male red-winged blackbirds in her yard.
**A second day in a row for a NORTHERN SHRIKE. Aldo
Dorio photographed one at his home in Neguac on Tuesday.
**Brian Coates again shares a photo of the Riverview
GYRFALCON that overwintered there in 1992. The photo attached would have
been taken 25 years ago today and shows the partial open wing
pattern.
**Yet another cock RING-NECKED PHEASANT strutting its
spring male finery. Louis Melanson shares a photo of one in his Cape Brûlée
neighbourhood, posing for the camera, on his patio.
Nelson Poirier
Nature Moncton
AMERICAN ROBIN.FEB 28, 2017.DAVID MILLER
CEDAR WAXWING.FEB 28, 2017.DAVID MILLER.
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CEDAR WAXWING.FEB 28, 2017.DAVID MILLER.
GYRFALCON.MARCH 1,1992.BRIAN COATES
NORTHERN SHRIKE.FEB 28, 2017.ALDO DORIO
RING-NECKED PHEASANT.FEB 28, 2017.LOUIS MELANSON
SUNSET AND BIRDS.FEB 17, 2017.ANNA TUCKER
WAXING MOON.FEB 28, 2017.ANNA TUCKER
