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    Comox Valley Nature

    15 hours ago

    Comox Valley Nature

    The birders group visited Point Holmes on December 1st and found 32 species.

    Trumpeter Swan 4
    American Wigeon 30
    Mallard 10
    Harlequin Duck 25
    Surf Scoter 150
    White-winged Scoter 5
    Black Scoter 25
    Long-tailed Duck 1
    Bufflehead 10
    Common Goldeneye 5
    Red-breasted Merganser 10
    Horned Grebe 3
    Red-necked Grebe 3
    Eurasian Collared-Dove 7
    Black-bellied Plover 5
    Black Turnstone 15
    Glaucous-winged Gull 40
    Common Loon 10
    Bald Eagle 2
    Northern Flicker 2
    Steller’s Jay 3
    Northwestern Crow 8
    Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1
    European Starling 10
    House Finch 5
    Spotted Towhee 3
    Song Sparrow 4
    White-crowned Sparrow 1
    Golden-crowned Sparrow 2
    Dark-eyed Junco 15
    Red-winged Blackbird 35
    Brewer’s Blackbird 50
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    Comox Valley Nature

    1 week ago

    Comox Valley Nature

    On Thursday, November 28th the birders group visited Oyster Bay and found 28 species:

    Tundra Swan 2
    American Wigeon 50
    Mallard 10
    Northern Pintail 4
    Green-winged Teal 40
    Surf Scoter 6
    White-winged Scoter 4
    Bufflehead 5
    Common Goldeneye 6
    Common Merganser 1
    Horned Grebe 6
    Red-necked Grebe 1
    Black-bellied Plover 4
    Killdeer 2
    Black Turnstone 30
    Dunlin 20
    Common Murre 1
    Glaucous-winged Gull 4
    Common Loon 3
    Great Blue Heron 1
    Bald Eagle 2
    Belted Kingfisher 1
    Peregrine Falcon 1
    Northwest Crow 3
    House Finch 1
    Spotted Towhee 2
    Song Sparrow 1
    Golden-crowned Sparrow 2
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    John Reiter

    2 weeks ago

    John Reiter

    Unusual at my feeder: white throated sparrow ... See MoreSee Less

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