One interesting phenomenan the other day was the yearly visit of the waxwings. We have a couple of mountin ash trees in the garden which have been covered in red berries all through the winter. A couple of weeks ago, a huge flock of waxwings descended on the trees and stripped them bare. Richard managed to get a photo. It's difficult to see at first but if you open it up to full size, you should be able to see about 30 of them - look for the yellow tails.

We also went for a walk by the River Sturgeon in St Albert (BIG mistake as with all the ice melting, its a bit stinky at the moment) but we saw a couple of woodpeckers one of which even obligingly kept still long enough for us to take a photo.

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