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Anyone seeing any?

I've read reports of flocks of Robins seen around Saint John and Grand Manan.

I saw a Bald Eagle last week.

A few Starlings are around too.

I saw some chickadees at Mrs W's unkle's place. I saw lots of crows and seagulls locally.

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Willi, me friend, they ain't spring birds, but now come to think of it.....I should have just posted....Birds....cuz listing what everyone sees is of interest to me.

So.......what birds are you guyz seeing?

I have at my feeder constantly....

Chickadees
Downy Woodpeckers
Hairy Woodpeckers
a few Finches
Blue Jays
Morning Doves
Crows....damn crows, haha!

Pigeons.......grrrrrrrr

There is nothing better to me then the sound of chickadees in the morning..reminds me of my childhood

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Yeah, I love Chickadees too.....afterall, they are our NB bird.

I wonder who can't make a call like a Chickadee.....we've all done it.

Did you know that Chickadees have a mating call too?  It's different from the Chick - a  dee - dee......it has just two notes, one higher than the other. It can be heard lots in the spring.

I enjoy watching the male anf female mallard ducks..it is adorable how they are always founf together like couples

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aprilwine wrote:

Yeah, I love Chickadees too.....afterall, they are our NB bird.

I wonder who can't make a call like a Chickadee.....we've all done it.

Did you know that Chickadees have a mating call too?  It's different from the Chick - a  dee - dee......it has just two notes, one higher than the other. It can be heard lots in the spring.

I like the sound a chickadee makes in the summer when he sees the ice cream cart. "Dicky Dee Dee Dee"

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Remember yesterday, respect tomorrow, live for today.
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just.me wrote:

I enjoy watching the male anf female mallard ducks..it is adorable how they are always founf together like couples

I wonder if they mate for life, like the geese.  Yup, Mallards are nice to watch.

"Dicky Dee Dee Dee"

HAHAHAHA!

150 geese were spotted feeding in a field near Nauwigewauk, so there's a good sign of spring....the geese are on the move.

A woodcock was sighted in St. Martins today and a few Killdeer are being reported.

I heard one the other day.  I dunno why they're here cuz they eat bugs and forage on the ground, open areas especially.  No open ground around my neck of the woods.  What do they know that I don't, I wonder.

This is my 300th post.  I gotta see if my ugly thing under my avater changed.

ahhhh bulls**t