Sightings of gulls banded on Sable Island, Nova Scotia. Holly takes notes while Zoe measures, bands and deploys a radio tag on an Ipswich Sparrow. A group of horses wandered by during the middle of a sparrow tagging session. Sarah releasing a Semipalmated Plover after it was caught in our mist-nets.

The wild horses of Sable Island. Return to Sable Island, August 2013. it was the most glorious. I spent all day out walking and steeping myself in this special environment so that I can remember it always.

Me and Simon - post surf pic. Click picture for clearer image. Sable Island is located approximately 300km east-southeast of Halifax Nova Scotia. No species of plant or animal may be introduced without authorization. Plants should not be desturbed. Some plants on the island are very restricted in distribution. Since such plants generally occur in sites with lusher and wetter vege.

Sheesh! But my absence has been for good reason. Book 4 in the Kizzie Baldwin series. Check her out if you need covers done! .