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Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Island naturalist
Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright …
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: Canada Goose About 20 f1ying over Stanhope on Dec.18 (FM). l) Ring-necked Pheasant 1 at Waterside on Nov. 27 (FRC); 2 at Roya1ty ‘ Oaks in ear1y December (CM); 1 at Mi11town Cross unti1 at 1east Dec. 23 (LA, WC); A11 birds seen were hens.…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: PRINCE EDWERD lSLAND NATURAL - - HISTORY SOCI- w NEWSLLi l- R NEWSLETTER NO. 54 FEBRUARY 1981 …
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 5
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: THE THREE MONTH POND by Kathy Martin, Dept. of BioTogy, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Temporary ponds form anywhere the water does not drain away quickTy or compTeteTy. ShaTTow depressions in pastures, cuitivated fieids or…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: Song Sparrow- l in Bunbury on Jan. 2 (SEV). Snow Bunting— a dozen around Jan. 10 at Indian River (TC), 15 at Alberry Plains and 3 in Millview on Jan. 17 (MEC). Thanks to all observers who contributed records: Lenore Andrew (LA), Roger…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 6
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: The formation of a temporary pond is an annual event, which on Prince Edward Island may begin as early as January or February during a mild, wet winter. Initially, there is little pond life because of frequent freezing, and daylight is not…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 9
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: -8- BIRD REPORT Red-tailed Hawk— 1 at Tyrone on Jan. 6 (MJB). Rou h—le ed Hawk- 1 at Lot 16 on Dec. 19 and 1 at Miminegash on Dec. 28 lBOth by GM). Bald Eagle- 1 adult at Flat River on Jan. 5 (CJB). Rin -necked Pheasant- the female seen in…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: MEETING NOTICE ' Due to the nasty weather prevailing on January thirteenth, the annual meeting of the P.E.I. Natural History Society has had to be postponed until February 3. At that time the report of the nominating committee will be…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND , l P. 0. BOX 2346, CHARLOTTETOWN Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month at 8:00 p.m. in Room 47 on the third floor of the Provincial Health Building. (Enter through the…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 8
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: -7- BIRDS IN THEIR SEASONS by John Wright, Head of Montague, P.E.I. (Excerpted, with some interpretations, from The Birds of Nova Scotia by Robie Tufts) In late winter and early spring many of us eagerly await the arrival of returning…
Newsletter -- 1981-02-01 -- Page 7
Year Published: 1981
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1981-02-01
Snippet: SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST by Rosemary Curley, Waterside, P.E.I. :3 Everyone I talked to had the same problem in the autumn of 1980. No matter where, messy cobwebs were hung along walkways and across door- ways, and houses were badly in need…
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