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Birding Newfoundland
Dave Brown, Guide
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The Dark-eyed Junco, Slate-coloured, is the most frequent visitor to my bird feeder. Every day, more than two dozen can be seen ground feed... -
Listen up! There is a lot of information in this post. I'm sure there have been dissertations galore about black and white diving duc... -
I actually started out this morning to focus on duck beaks, but somewhere along the way, I got sidetracked. I think it was that I just ... -
Regularly during the year, I have visitors to this site inquiring about a small yellow bird in Newfoundland. While I have posted most of t... -
Once I started watching birds, I look at all birds. About one month ago I was driving down Elizabeth Avenue when I spotted a crow with some... -
In a rare shot, I have managed to get a bridled Common Murre, an unbridled Common Murre, a Thick-billed Murre, and Razorbills all togethe... -
On a dark and dingy spring day, it just happened I was in the right place at the right time. Margie Mcmillan's colorful spring gar... -
While bird watching, I have the opportunity to see so many places that I probably wouldn't, otherwise, visit. Cape Race is one such p... -
Most Avalon birders make at least one annual trip to Bellevue Beach. Typically, it is the shorebirds that draw the traffic. On occasion ... -
Saw a different flying thing yesterday and asked for assistance in identifying it. With a little help from my friends, I now know this is ...
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