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Updated: April 11, 2018
May Bird Walk

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We had a large group out for our Bird Walk on May 27th in Colonel Sam Smith Park. The weather was beautiful, but migrant birds were scarce. A Wilson’s Warbler right beside the parking lot as we set out was probably the best migrant we found. Our leader, Glenn Coady was able to find a wide range of summer residents. What the birds lacked in rarity, Glenn more than made up for with his wealth of knowledge about them.

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Redhead

We found a lone Redhead in the harbour area
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Glenn located this well concealed Mourning Dove nest
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Its Mate was just above the nest waiting to deliver more nest materials.
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A male Red-winged Blackbird let us know we were too close to his territory.
Savannah-Sparrow

Savannah Sparrows often sing from a prominent perch.
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This Song Sparrow was not quite as cooperative.
Caspian-Tern

Caspian Tern
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Robin chicks waiting for their mother to return.
turtles

It was a great day for turtles to bask in the sun.

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