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  • Pam
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    @Denise We've got lots of flickers and other types of woodpeckers here in the Okanagan Valley of B.C.  Other birds love to take over abandoned woodpecker holes.

  • Pam
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    Watching the great blue herons hunt is almost like watching a cat stalk its prey, totally focused and relentless. We have a heronry in one of our regional parks.
  • Pam
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    I love the Wall of Birds. The ones that don't occur where I live or have lived are especially intriguing for their novelty. Of the ones that occur near me, my favourites are the Common Loon and the Great Blue Heron. I see the Great Blue Heron more frequently, but the Common Loon is especially exciting to find, other than on our Canadian dollar coin, which we call a "loonie" because it has a loon engraved on its surface. I love the sound of a loon! In marshy areas near me I can easily identify the red-winged blackbirds by sound, often alerting me to the exact location. A couple of the marshes also have yellow-headed blackbirds. The bright yellow head and call that only a mother could love helps identify them.
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