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Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 9
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: Borden area on Apr. 1 (BPo); Green-winged Teal - 8 males & 4 eclipse plumage at Ellen's Creek on Jan. 17, 10 males & 3 eclipse plumage at Ellen's Creek on Jan. 20, several male & eclipse plumage at Ellen's Creek on Jan. 21 (JBā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 3
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: Natural HISTORY SOCIETY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LTD. P.O. BOX 2346, CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. ClA 8C1 MEETINGS are held of the ļ¬rst Tuesday of the month (except July, August, and September) at 7:30 pm. at the Farm Centre, 420 University Avenueā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 4
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: 2001 NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: The Natural History Society of Prince Edward Islandā€™s 2000 Executive Committee was re-elected at the Annual Meeting held on February 6, 2001. The members present at the meeting expressedā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Year Published: 2001
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 ā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 5
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: invasions, readers can visit the trail in Stratgartney Park where periwinkle (Vinca minor), invading from the nearby homestead has eliminated the native ground plants in its path. Travellers along the all-weather highway north ofā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 2
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: _ ISLAND NATURALIST ISSUE #159 JAN. - JUN. 2001 ā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 8
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: WEATHER: Tracadie Harbour was 95% iced over on Mar. 18 (J DM). It was a very late spring with heavy snowfalls being normal events right through until April 7th. There were large snow accumulations with most ļ¬elds being covered by 2 or moreā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 7
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: was licking it clean! When we turn on the light, the racoons ļ¬‚ee but not the skunk. He just lifts his tail and protects the territory until the racoons come back. Then everyone starts feeding again! This has been repeated every evening nowā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 6
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: SMART DOWNY WOODPECKER: by Hilda Gossi Yesterday we had a very smart Downy Woodpecker at the feeder. We have a 2.5 m high square post with a wrought iron "contraption" ( an old rack with many hooks like people used to hang above theirā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 10
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: 1 sitting in the sun on back deck in Summerside in mid-Feb. (BH), 1 calling vociferously at Foxley River on Apr. 26 (JDM); Belted Kingfisher - 1 at Nine Mile Creek on Jan. 5 (EMa), 1 at Graham's Pond on Mar. 18 (JDM, RPh), 1 Apr. 7 inā€¦
Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01 -- Page 1
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2001-01-01
Snippet: ENVIRONIVIENTAL CALENDAR: Note: All Society presentations and ļ¬eld trips are open to the public. YN = young naturalists encouraged to attend or participate Feb. 16 to 19 - The Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and the National Audubonā€¦
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