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Pagophila - Notre Dame Bay
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prn...@gmail.com
Jan 16, 2018, 8:11:20 PM1/16/18
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Report of Ivory Gull, rescued from mobbing crows, Monday at New World Island. Adult plumage, apparently uninjured, but weak. Overnighting St. J now; perking up a little w/ moose treats.
It's that time to keep an eye for ghostly visitors.
My guess for 2018 rarity is Short-tailed Shearwater. Stranger things happen.
It's that time to keep an eye for ghostly visitors.
My guess for 2018 rarity is Short-tailed Shearwater. Stranger things happen.
brucema...@gmail.com
Jan 17, 2018, 8:20:13 AM1/17/18
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Short-tailed Shearwater is not a totally outlandish guess. One was seen and photographed a couple of times from shore at Cape Cod, Massachusetts in October 2017. After hearing about that I went back through my Sooty Shearwater pictures from summer 2017 on the Avalon to see if I might have accidentally photographed one. Nope. It will not be easy to find and it will have to be photographed.
BM
BM
David Shepherd
Jan 17, 2018, 10:24:15 PM1/17/18
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No fair!
I use a species code (correctly) immediately after 2 posts with the full name spelled out and I get a bollocking. Pierre use a scientific generic name and gets away scot-free!
Please explain.
DS
I use a species code (correctly) immediately after 2 posts with the full name spelled out and I get a bollocking. Pierre use a scientific generic name and gets away scot-free!
Please explain.
DS
brucema...@gmail.com
Jan 18, 2018, 11:03:28 AM1/18/18
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It's natural selection.
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