Daytime flyers and night-time hooters are two broad categories of Owls in Prince Edward Island, and of the near dozen species that have been recorded here, most are indeed nocturnal. A mere 60 years ago these birds of prey were submitted for bounty in PEI. Bird expert Dwaine Oakley knows the owls and will string […]
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The Natural History Society of PEI will feature guest speakers Dwaine Oakley and Ben Hoteling for their March meeting. Dwaine and Ben will be presenting some of their work concerning the American Kestrel nest box program on Prince Edward Island. Dwaine reveals that it will be a fascinating look into North America\’s most colourful raptor
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NaturePEI: The Natural History Society of PEI – upcoming meeting Dwaine Oakley: Chasing Rare Birds….. The sport of recording new birds will be given an in-depth analysis by one of its better known practitioners at the Natural History Society of PEI meeting on Tuesday, January 4th, 2011. Chasing Rare Birds on PEI: Five Years of
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