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On Sunday, July 6, Deborah
Collier, our Human Resources Planner was visiting family in
Hermitage and noticed a strange bird on the shore below. On
closer inspection she realized that the bird resembled a pelican,
which is uncommon for these parts, and ran for the digital camera to
take these pictures.
It is unknown if this bird is still around the
community of Hermitage but this part of the province is home to a
large population of Bald Eagles which nest in the nearby
cliffs.. The Coast of Bays region is a birdwatcher's paradise as
many smaller songbirds as well often frequent the region on their
migration to other areas and sometimes they are blown off course by
storms along the eastern seaboard. |
