Category: Bald Eagle
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Birds on the Bay Outing No. 2016-50 in Boundary Bay Regional Park
Photos by Brian Avent (BA), Chris McVittie (CMcV), Glen Bodie (GB), Terry Carr (TC), Jack MacDonald (JMacD), Nance Forster (NF), Roger Meyer (RM). More photos at our DNCB Flickr site. With a beautiful, sunny morning and a panoramic view of the North Shore mountains and a chilly –6 degrees, sixteen hardy souls met in front…
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DNCB Outing No. 2016-49: Boundary Bay Dike – 104th Street to the Mansion
Photos by Roger Meyer (RM), Terry Carr (TC), Jack MacDonald (JMacD), Chris McVittie (CMcV), Brian Avent (BA), David Hoar (DH), Glen Bodie (GB). More photos at our DNCB Flickr site. By daybreak the snow had abated, but the roads were icy and it took 20 minutes to clear the car windows. However, the main roads…
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DNCB Outing 2016-47 to Harrison Mills
There was heavy rain in Tsawwassen at 730. The 4 people at Petra’s decided to cancel the outing today. See what happens when Tom is away! However, even though the rest of us wimped out, Pat, Maureen and Manli went to Harrison. Here is Pat’s report. Photos at our DNCB Flickr site. The North Delta …
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DNCB Outing No. 2016-44 to Point Roberts, Washington
Photos below are a small sample of the photos posted by Brian Avent (BA), Terry Carr (TC), Jack MacDonald (JMac), Glen Bodie (GB), Roger Meyer (RM) and others on our DNCB Flickr site Once again, with Tom absent and lazing in the Australian sun, and a dearth of blog volunteers, you have me (Roger 1)…
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DNCB Outing No. 2016-42 to Brunswick Point
See more photos at DNCB Flickr site At 7:00 AM this morning in Ladner there was monsoon rain and the prospects for birding looked pretty dim. However the Petra’s group of four, Mike, Val, Terry and Glen, felt that it looked good and off they went to the Point where they met a surprising number…
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DNCB Outing No. 2016-41 to Iona Regional Park & Sewage Lagoons
See photos at DNCB Flickr site Twenty-seven DNCBers (names listed at the end of this Report) enjoyed a beautiful, sunny autumn morning at Iona Regional Park. The air was crisp and clear, the mountains were spectacular, and the tide was out. Early arrivers to the park were rewarded with the sight of a large flock…
