Those are nice finds. This week I had my first Junco. At the quarry here in New
Bern, there were well over 750 Coots and 300-400 Ruddy Ducks. I too had a
Kestrel as well. I guess it's a sign of old man winter is acomin .
Cousin Dan
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On Nov 11, 2016, at 10:24 PM, David and Susan Raines
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From: David and Susan Raines<mailto:rainbrk@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, November 11, 2016 10:21 PM
Subject: Breaks Park Birds
A walk around the Beaver Pond turned up some nice birds. For the third November
in a row, I found Rusty Blackbirds at the pond. Yellow-rumped Warblers, Juncos,
a Hairy Woodpecker and the Winter Wren pictured were also present around the
pond. The pair of Wood Ducks were found on Laurel Lake, where a Kingfisher and
a Red-tailed Hawk were also present. An American Kestrel was perched on a wire
beside Rt.80 about 1/4 mile from the park.
DaveR/Breaks
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