A peculiar fishing day on the water. One of the local fishing holes  revealed some fine underwater specimens. It became quickly apparent for the local fishermen,  the bass they had intended to catch were not so readily available….a skate and jellyfish appeared floating by or happened to happily grab one of the lowered hooks.  Eventually the dark waters showed pity on the lads and not too long before all heart and hope had vanished for the day, low-and-behold a proper Striped Bass had found a certain delicacy attached to a shimmering hook and decided to bite.  The Annapolis Valley is a great fishing spot in Nova Scotia.

Innovative has issued an APB in Wolfville, NS. Approximately 4:30 pm on June 6th a nest of four robin chicks have been discovered missing. It’s a sad and disappointing fact to face that the little ones have disappeared before having progressed onto the fledgling stage.

A sum of $50.00 will be awarded for any additional information that can be given as to possible suspects or suspicious activity regarding this incident. Who might the culprit be? We are in the midst reviewing our surveillance footage, once our evidence has established a final explanation we will notify the public. In the video above we displayed some possible suspects we have in mind.

It’s just an average day on the water at the Wolfville Harbour, until the moment a peculiar visual comes into sight….thinking at this point that it’s likely a little bit too much time  in the sun, perhaps a mirage had appeared on the water. Then wait, it’s the kindred harbour dweller, Captain Don Cooper aboard a small Starfish vessel, flaunting colourful sails, floating in the harbour.  Another Innovative moment included a crew who travelled from Cheverie to the Wolfville Harbour.  We also spotted a soul seeker hand paddling from Wolfville to Port Williams. We discovered he was in fact a lifeguard and surely having the proper gusto and knowledge required to make the trip without too much effort. Yes, just another ordinary day on the water by the Harbour Master.

Congratulations to Mrs. Robinson on her new addition to the nest. It’s a rare thing indeed to witness an entire process of a robin chick hatching from the comfort of it’s blue speckled egg. These are the experiences that are both  gratifying and illuminating moments of wildlife in our own backyard. Another note worth making, we’ve been notified of a few classrooms that are keeping track of a very educational egg-hatching progress. Soon her nest will be full of pretty little peeping robins, only three more to crack!

Have a look at the time lapse video above or to view the raw full-length footage, as well as a live broadcast, please go to: http://www.innovativetv.ca

It’s springtime in the Annapolis Valley and that means the grass is green, birds are singing, the air is buzzing with bees……. and those dreadful, rim bending, tire blowing, car enveloping monster craters are back! Well,  perhaps not for long. Our hard working construction workers are coming to the rescue; fast removing the old and in with the new.
Please take caution, be patient and drive carefully while our workers are out restoring our roads.