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**Norbert Dupuis reports
he is getting lots of birdfeeder action in his Memramcook yard. He photographed
a red-breasted nuthatch doing its upside-down routine and commented that
the blue jays are numerous, with the portion that migrates south for the
winter not yet showing any signs of doing so.
**Lisa Morris recently
noted very large, noticeable fresh shavings from a hardworking beaver
bringing down a large tree on the footpath at Mill Creek, Riverview, NB.
**Jane LeBlanc had a good
yard bird day on Sunday. Among others, she had a male red-bellied woodpecker,
red-breasted nuthatch, golden-crowned kinglet, a flyover by a sharp-shinned
hawk, and a number of American robins.
(Editor’s note: It is of
note that Jane had golden-crowned kinglets coming to suet in her St. Martin's
yard all last winter. It will be interesting to note if some residents to the
area do the same this winter.)
Nelson Poirier
Nature Moncton
