NATURE MONCTON NATURE NEWS
September 21, 2025
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**Mac
and Brenda Wilmot have had a very faithful pair of Carolina wrens that
have nested in their Lower Coverdale yard for the past two years, and they stayed
with them all winter as well.
Their
favourite menu appears to be a peanut butter suet blend and frozen dried
mealworms. Take a look at the action in the links below as well as in today’s
photo lineup.
**Georges Brun
photographed a pair of beetles that possibly few of us have taken note of before. AI
identifies them as groundselbush beetles, which appears to be a good
match.
**Brian Stone made a stop
at the Tucker Street Ducks Unlimited impoundment on Wednesday. He noted a large
group of a blend of geese, ducks, shorebirds, and gulls.
One gull caught his eye
among the group and he very much suspected it to be a lesser black-backed gull.
It is arrowed in the group photo.
Nelson Poirier
Nature Moncton
