James MacKenzie
Special to Black Press
As the herring spawn approaches our waters, we wildlife lovers prepare for a change of guard anticipating a lot of new birds and marine mammals to migrate to our area following the azure allure of the spawn.
Further, we expect the human conflicts that inevitably arise from out-of-control dogs, recreational and commercial vehicles and even overeager wildlife photographers and enthusiasts.
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