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     Ikury'Wouhxxker 1 2 
     
     Dwmyvkxdpedmx 5 3 
     
     Horned Lark 2 27 . 
     
     Blue Jays 269 144 397 
     
     NorUEmn mmmm 8 23 39 
     
     American Crow 326 458 320 
     
     Black-capped Chickadee 107 73 200 
     
     Bonafl.Chh$adee 6 
     
     White-breasted Nuthatch 1 
     
     Red-breasted Nuthatch 1 
     
     NmmiamuRobhi 2 
     
     Golden-crowned Kinglet 7 5 7 
     
     Birmdmanndng 1 
     
     Nordxxn Shrugs 1 
     
     European Starling 977 1,016 600 
     
     House Sparrow 263 311 403 
     
     Ralfldnged mafldfird 2 
     
     Immty mafldflrd 1 
     
     CaumxxGraflde 2 3 
     
     Brown-headed Cowbird 15 64 
     
     Evening Grosbeak 76 59 428 
     
     Purple Finch 6 
     
     Pine Grosbeak 4 
     
     Pine Siskin 1 
     
     American Goldfinch 136 
     
     Northern Junco _ 24 27 196 
     
     American Tree Sparrow 2 16 15 
     
     Whflxrthnxned axurow 4 l ‘l. 
     
     Swmm>Sparnmv 1 
     
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     Iaplamilrmgspur 4 60 
     
     Snow Bunting 84 216 158 
     
     Total Species 44 38 44 
     
     Total NUmber of Birds 3,749 4,318 4,097 
     
     Total Hours 32.3 33.0 
     
     Kilometers driven 202.7 543.7 
     
     , Kilcneters walked, skied 14.5 25.8 
     
    

    
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     It seems hard to believe, but a year has gone by 
     
     and it's time again to practice your owl hooting! 
     
     On March 13 (weather permitting) two groups will 
     
     go out, armed with recordings of owls and strong 
     
     voices, and try to see some owls. Dan McAskill 
     
     will lead one outing (outside of Charlottetown) 
     
     and Gary Schneider will lead the other on the 
     
     Baldwin Road close to Montague. Last year's prowls 
     
     were hurt by the poor weather, but in 1986 they 
     
     were quite successful, with a very good look at a 
     
     barred owl and other calls including great horned 
     
     owls. The owl prowls will begin at 7 p.m. this 
     
     year and depending on attendance, may include 
     
     snowshoeing and skiing if you are so inclined. Any 
     
     interested hooters can sign up at the Feb. 2 or 
     
     March 1 NHS meetings, or call Dan at 569-4351 or 
     
     Gary at 838—2678. _ 11 _