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The Guardian Saturday. May 29. 19.14 Kings County crop but they were ‘also up in Queens and Prince. This columnist is of the opinion. and has expressed this view sev- eral- years ago. that we are build- ing up a sizable Bank of local black duck: that will stand us in The mothcr instinct is very good stead if there is a stump in strong in the creatures of the wild. the Continental duck picture at This week I stood within five feetisome future date. Our black duck of a mother Rusted i.-rouse sitting kill was light last season . . . on her eggs. The ml was at tlie,lhe lowest on record. Two factors base of a Liiigc 5pi=It'e lli‘e ill d‘t‘UIIlI‘ibl.lI9tI to this: the unseason- natural I1OIIO'.\' I.)Cl‘.\(‘(‘Il two liiige ably summer like fall that lacked roots. The I0‘.\'Cl‘ portion of the storms and the opening of the duck tree trunk was bars of limbs and season on October to instead of the nest was right out in the open. October 1. as formerly. The blacks It was after five iii the evening commenced moving out to the tidal and the slaiiling I'.i_\S of the suii;flats early in September. No storms shone full on the llIt)iiIl‘l‘ birrl ioccurrcti to make them think of Even at that all I s.i\\ ill Il!'Si the rosy inland retreats they had glance was a crazy C.1ll‘.’luII:lg9 pﬂI- lieft. and they fed, stinned them- tcrn of light and colour III \vnicl~ilsel\'cs and loaferl on the eel grass rusty gn’ri sccnicrf in )il‘(‘tI0llIlllFli(‘.‘I)i'(IS until they had adopted them it uas IIf‘l' eyes that stood utitns then‘ new home. planter thcn lIlillL'. she irustccl 'I‘Ilt'l't‘ are some who do not agree to hcr }‘lI'tl{t‘« \'c ..vIntiiiii:: so \\l"II‘\\liIl this columnist but I feel she ll‘."\'f‘I‘ crcn blsnkrri llll t‘)'(“‘i.IIﬂL the change of opening sea- tthen I stood so AINS4.‘ I coulul al-‘son date from October 1, to the most much oil: and iiiticli i!(‘I'. 10, was a top coniiervational move ' - - in respect to our local black ducks.

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1 Hunter 3 corner not actually die from starvation, wll become easy prey to preda-‘ tors.

1 tr 1: into it ..t.inip l'lii'I_\ ill:VV.‘1Pl\ we season opened on the .\l:ty, \‘.IZPil I It‘l lo illilll lurllst only the odd red-legged black in litinc. to .~ 2'. it‘ _l'1lli;)l‘l' st.ikcs -duck had made its way this far T\\0 ii‘lli‘. Jll Cl'.~' stoml about ahxouth and it was our own birds fnot apart IIl.’l'. \\'C'f) lCI(‘liI Sllikellilﬂi. absorbed the terrific punish- mziteria: I til‘. ~ "1 uni‘ dmm,j.meiit that follows the first few trimmed ill ' _\ ‘Pi stiirt—‘days of any open season. Last

.5 )t";Il‘ ll9;':3i sit“: a heavy migration ' no:'tlici‘n rcd-legs under way on i,<)i-1 ):‘l' 10. and itirt'.iei'inore the duck season lil southern New L: Brtinswick opcned on October 1. ' ‘and titiring the first few days of ‘October swariiis of Amherst Marsh ilucks moved across the Strait to tho saiit-ttiary of P. E. I. marshes zind flats.

ineizt I \\’i\ :11] _\ \\f\S The ssinic situation also applied more rcal I p:‘r‘i(‘l1(i(‘(I. Ti) setrtn Cumberland County ducks in my lI‘.ilI(i at as '.\'(‘I .-s licr's Nova Scotia where the season open- I iliasrti h ' \ll’Y’l l"‘ .<\rninp,ccl on October 1. Observerii in till slzo oi!’ imipiistiiie Cove in Prince County

\' fl‘\'Il"lI ‘ '2.-to II :nt"<<‘l :.ll’l(I ill the Wood Islands area of and i-mnnv-‘Kings reported large flocks of covered it»ducks reaching the Island from top of the,.-across the Strait. Whatever the ‘IS iinturallyicause the waterfowl prospects at

liirniizn iiti‘ I :E‘illi‘l‘.rrI in '11» ed the brfillci‘ that .li".d also rt-p.i mi Ill“ tree I hritl tilt II

,-up

as po 10 I \\|‘1l b:it‘I{ (I I0“ ithe moment are promising for the liars 1 VIII 5 L- i..irl ‘.l‘illl'llf‘(I‘t‘t)IIIillg fall season so why con- and \\' = si'tiii.: ml the M23. She cern ourselves with the cause. Of

knew that I IiIlt‘\\' she \\'il5 there one thing we are certain — the .ii:rl slipped off tli:'oiic,li the bushes black duck kill last season was before I got too close. A {Ow wevksitiividcd three ways instead of one. later I \\'r=:it bit-it :llltI found tlie‘our 0\\H local product, the migrat- vzzs hail llll‘llI?‘.il:'tI i‘.itiiral'y. I am ing northern rod-leg blacks and very intcrestctl in ihc ll(‘Si. at tlic,llie ducks that drifted over from base of the trcc. I pan on tnklng‘our sister Maritimes provinces.

ct picture as a keepsake and I

Continued from page 10

hope this mother is lucky and

inanaees to i'a' I family. Foxes,

mniis fihti sku .-tic l)I!‘lliIIilI in

the area but it 1.’. vmllv the last Burgess plicc rim‘ one of iii: iIl“PP \1llllI_f‘I|lI'= can You raivh one for me."

itairi his I’Il""iIlPl‘.

look for a ner-f. ‘ ' ' I Tl'\ll.=.IF.‘iEﬂl"I felt uncertain. but In‘f’i'ester'I ohmvers are ueekingtliero was a chance to show what a reason for the llnprt‘f‘Pdl'!nLPd he could do. Like moiit young folks nllmbcr of brcr-rliiic I)I.'i(.'I( clticlts .119 Wanted to show off. It's funny prcscnt this 5]) ng in nil my cx- the may some folks like to show

pF'!‘l-"IICF I ll"' r \\lIll"SSi"i"I anv- nlf. Tnuslclieatl flew out just above lliiiitz Il'r'.I" it nnri amiarciiily this that fish. As he looked down on favourable hlwrl: thick ssliiritfon that. fish it seemed to be Just under

the stirface. It looked as if he inlnht. pick it right up. He hovered just above it. then reached down striking with his bill into the wat-

applics to tlin pl‘t'l\'il‘l"P as a whole-. Another ciicniirii -.1 Slflll is that the bit’-’I5 are on Ii'1"l'il‘llI and ap- pear in he sfickiii: closely to imusekecpliig JlL‘I.‘\’liiF‘5 and not or. He didn't touch that fish which rafting up in Ii’li‘_2(‘. flocks on mir darted away. All he did was to scaward S8ll(‘II)Z1l‘s and flats. Thislsplash water up in his own face, has happened in the past and and frighten himself in so doing. proved in be the frsi'r~runni~r of a When he got back to the stump low hatch. ~———-w-~*~*”4-—-‘—:——

A !I‘.llI1IIf‘r of IlIlI‘l'f‘SII‘(I sports- mcnt I)ll\'r,‘ solirzlit my npllllnll as in the \\'ll_\' and the \\'liercforc of this promising waterfowl outlook for the cnmin: fall and I am pan- sing my own pcrsnnal opinion along for what it is trorlli. To begin with all records \\f‘l'i" passed in rcspect tn tho lllllllI)!‘l‘ of blacks that. elected to spciid the trlntcr

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—M.‘\I.I'I'.'QllE UNITED CIIURCII. — There will be service in the Malpeque United Church on Sunday, May 30th, at 11 a. m, Rev. Alexander Macliay. Minister.

—L'NlTED Church of Canada. Kensliigton charge, Sunday. May .'ll)lh. Church st-hool 10.00 o'clock. .\‘lorning worship 11.00 ﬂ.I'II. Di Ross Eaton, guest preacher. Evo- ning worship 7.30 p.m. Summer- fieltl. (‘IILlI't‘I‘i school 2.00 p.m. Puti- lit- worship 3.00 p.m. Rev, Lewis .\I. Mtirray. B.A., B.l)., Minister.

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—i\ir.V,'.1ack MacAlcer and dangli- ter, Karen. city, are spending an enjoyable vacation at the home of Mrs, MacAleer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harper, Tignish. She was accompanied by her father on her trip home. hlx father was there. “That fish was too deep. You've got to learn to judge depth before you will have much luck fishing," said Rat- ties.

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