Boreal Chickadee - 2 in Covehead on Aug. 15 (GP); 3 at Afton Road on Oct. 8 (JOM). White—breasted Nuthatch - 1 in West Royalty through Sept. (SD). Brown Creeper - 4 in Wilmot on Oct. 16 (EC); 1 in Lyndale on Oct. 29 (WEC). '

American Robin - 6 at Beach Grove on Oct. 19 and 7 at Brazel Road on Oct. 21 (JDM); 3 in Brooklyn on Oct. 30 (WEC).

Golden-crowned Kinglet - 2 in Brooklyn on Oct. 16 (WEC). Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 in Covehead on Aug. 15 and 1 in Winsloe North on Oct. 1 (GP).

Cedar Waxwing - 6 in Covehead on July 7 and 1 in Winsloe North on Aug. 23 (GP); 15 in Alma on Sept. 14 (FRC).

Black-and-white Warbler - 1 in Covehead on Aug. 15 and 1 in Winsloe North on Sept. 3 (GP).

Nashville Warbler - 1 in Naufrage in late Sept. (VF).

Yellow-rumped Warbler - 2 in Waterside on Sept. 16 (FRC); 2 at East Point and 1 at South Lake on Oct. 8 (WEC,DW); at Canavoy 5 on Oct. 8 and 3 on Oct. 10 (JDM); 2 in Cavendish on Oct. 12 (BE).

Ovenbird - 1 in Covehead on Aug. 1 (GP).

Red-winged Blackbird - 25 in New Glasgow on Oct. 7 (FRC); 300+ at Fort Augustus and 50+ at Watervale on Oct. 31 (JDM). ~

Common Grackle - 13 in West Devon on Oct. 7 (FRC); several thousand in one large mixed flock with Starlingsin Springvale on Oct. 10 and several hundred in a flock, near Hunter River on Oct. 24 (GGH); 100+ at Fort Augustus and 150+ at Watervale on Oct. 31 (JOM). ' ‘

Brown-headed Cowbird - 100+ at New Annan on Oct. 7 (FRC). Pine Grosbeak - 1 m in Cavendish on Oct. 24 (BE). White-winged Crossbill - I landed in a boat off Malpeque in July '82 (BF).

Dark-eyed Junco - 3 in Winsloe North on Aug. 26 (GP); 4 in Cavendish on Sept. 28 (BE); 1 at Dromore on Oct. 10, 3 at Rice Point on Oct. 12, 4 at Mt. Albion on Oct. 14 and 1 at Millvale on Oct. 15 (JDM); 9 in Brooklyn on Oct. 16 (WEC).

Song Sparrow - 1 at Waterside on Sept. 16 (FRC).

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