Good morning everyone
I just spoke with Mr Somerset (the homeowner) and happily, the Gray-crowned
Rosy-Finch was seen this morning (February 4). He told me that the 4 birders
present this morning kindly left him a bag of bird seed by his mail box. Well
done to those 4!!
Kayo
Kayo Roy
13 Kinsman Court
Fonthill, ON
L0S 1E3
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Carolina Wren
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I watched and listened to a Carolina Wren this morning at Tannery Park in
Oakville. This is on the wast side of 16 Mile Creek right down by the Lake
Ontario. This fellow was pecking around the lights on the building on the
south siude of the road and then dropped down on the ground. He was singing
clearly and repetively. I was about 15 to 20 feet from the bird and could
see the light throat, raised reddish tail and the lighter (but not white)
stripe on the face.
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Barred Owl in Aylmer (Quebec)
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At 1:30 today, there was a Barred Owl trying to catch some zzzzzzs in a
white birch tree just south of 36 Port Royal.
Port Royal is in Champlain Park, a development about 5 minutes from the
entrance to the Champlain Bridge in Aylmer. After crossing the bridge from
Ottawa, take the 2nd left and proceed toward Aylmer on the Aylmer
Road. Right on Athel Doune, which is the 1st street past the 2nd traffic
light. Turn left on Rue de St-Malo, next left is Port Royal.
Larry Newman
