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**John Inman
photographed some of the activity around his Harvey home on the warm day of
Tuesday.
He
photographed a multicolored Asian lady beetle and one of our many difficult-to-identify
moths enjoying the warmth of the windowpane.
John
comments that most of the American tree sparrows have moved on, but a new song
sparrow and a couple of new red-winged blackbirds have arrived, and
many American robins are going through.
(Editor’s
note: American robins and blackbirds are often the first wave of songbird
migrants to return. Let’s hope the weather forecast for the coming days is
simply a spring blip!)
Nelson Poirier
Nature
Moncton
