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Avocet Tours
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Tales and photographs of the adventures of Avocet Tours
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Avocet Tours | Tales and photographs of the adventures of Avocet Tours Avocet Tours Search Primary Menu Skip to content About Avocet Tours ‘famtour’ to Northern Peru Search for: Eastern Newfoundland ~ July 1 to 7, 2024 July 11, 2024 charlesworth23 Leave a comment July 1 – After picking up the guests from hotels (everyone except Pat, who was delayed a day by the Westjet strike), we made our way to Burton’s Pond, getting our first introduction to the blustery winds typical of Newfoundland birding – but the rain held off! When we pulled into Burton’s Pond, we almost immediately found the Pink-footed Goose, a lifer for many in the group – this extremely tame visitor from Asia continues to reside at this pond, and we watched it preening and somewhat aggressively chasing off American Black Ducks and Mallards while it floated in the pond. It was fun for this group of west coast birders to get an introduction to American Black Ducks up close and personal at the pond, a...
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