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Saint John Sewage lagoons
Started May 12 0 Replies 1 Like
The one on the east side on Red Head Road is reached by accessing Bayside Drive in Saint John and follow it until you get to the Red Head Road on your right go about 1 1/2 KM and the lagoon is on…Continue
Blacks Harbour Sewage Lagoon
Started May 12 0 Replies 1 Like
Follow the highway signs directing you to BH once you get in the village look for the Hockey arena go behind the building and follow the road on the right hand side of the parking lot. it will take…Continue
Cap Pele Sewage Lagoon
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joanne Savage May 12. 1 Reply 1 Like
Go down to the centre of Cap Pele, go behind the church and follow the road on the right going down to the lagoon. It used to be easily accessible but they did a lot of work on it last year so Access…Continue
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- At 10:45pm on May 12, 2013, Frank Delargy said…
Yes, It does seem that puffins may be out of reach. The boats will probably not run as I am the only customer so far for the days I am there. I'm still good for sometime Thursday to meet. I'll give you a call. What is your area code?
Thanks!!
- At 8:34pm on May 11, 2013,
Nathan Staples said… Thanks a lot Merv! That means a lot coming from you.
- At 5:15pm on May 10, 2013, Frank Delargy said…
I will be in Sydney N.S. on Wednesday and taking an 11 AM boat trip (Puffins hopefully). I could be in the Moncton / St John area on Thursday. Friday PM I need to be in Portland Maine.
- At 10:53am on May 10, 2013, Christine Hayes said…
Hello Merv, The ducks are still here, they arrived the first week of April when the Spring freshet was nice and high. If you decide to come next week would probably better as the water should be higher again if we get all the proposed rain. Anyway, they are very twitchy. It does not take much for them to fly. So, like all birders I am sure you have an abundance of patience. Too bad you don't have some kind of a duck blind or something. However, you are more than welcome to come. Yes, we are still feeding them.
- At 4:17pm on November 9, 2012,
Denis A. Doucet said… Re-bienvenu, mon oncle ;)
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