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April 23 2022

NATURE MONCTON NATURE NEWS

April 23, 2022 (Saturday)

 

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**The presentation Laura Tranquilla gave to Nature Moncton on Tuesday evening April 19 on the Leaches Storm-Petrel is now available at the link below for those who may have missed it or may want to listen to again:

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3rhd9wwxayfh1i3/Leach%27s%20Storm%20Petrel%20with%20Laura%20Tranquilla.mp4?dl=0

 

**Brian Stone drove to Upham on Thursday and stopped at a few spots to photograph wildlife along the way. At McCully/Penobsquis he saw a group of 6 Bald Eagles circling high in the distance and tried to get some images of a pair of them interacting. He got a poor photo of an Eastern Phoebe and a Belted Kingfisher hiding in the branches beside the stream there. In the flooded field a male and female Wood Duck came close enough for a picture. Further out in the field, beyond camera range, many more Wood Ducks were present.  On an overhead wire a brilliant Tree Swallow kept a close eye on things. At Bloomfield Brian spent some time photographing an Osprey diving for lunch but being unsuccessful.

 

 In the Hampton lagoons Brian got photos of one of the 3 male Ruddy Ducks that were present. Also photographed there were an American Goldfinch, male and female Bufflehead Ducks, male and female Scaup, male and female Common Goldeneye Ducks, a male Ruby-crowned Kinglet, and a Muskrat. On the way to his sister's place Brian photographed a Piebald White-tailed Deer with several other regular deer at the same place in the same field where he got one quite a while ago. At Brian's sister's place, the frequently visiting Turkey made an appearance in her yard to pose for some portraits.

 

 

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RUDDY DUCK (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

RUDDY DUCK (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE


RUDDY DUCK AND BUFFLEHEAD DUCK (MALES). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

WOOD DUCKS (FEMALE AND MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

WOOD DUCK (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

WOOD DUCK (FEMALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

 SCAUP (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

 SCAUP (FEMALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

BUFFLEHEAD DUCKS (MALE AND FEMALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

BUFFLEHEAD DUCK (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

COMMON GOLDENEYE DUCKS (FEMALE AND MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

COMMON GOLDENEYE DUCKS (FEMALE AND MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

COMMON GOLDENEYE DUCK (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

OSPREY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

OSPREY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

OSPREY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

OSPREY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

BALD EAGLES. APRIL 21, 2022.. BRIAN STONE

BELTED KINGFISHER. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

AMERICAN GOLDFINCH. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022., BRIAN STONE

RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET (MALE). APRIL 21, 2022., BRIAN STONE

TREE SWALLOW. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

TURKEY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

TURKEY. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE 

EASTERN PHOEBE. APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

MUSKRAT. APRIL 21, 2022.. BRIAN STONE

MUSKRAT. APRIL 21, 2022.. BRIAN STONE

WHITE-TAILED DEER (PIEBALD).APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE

WHITE-TAILED DEER (PIEBALD).APRIL 21, 2022. BRIAN STONE