Today at the bridge, 1 clear view of an adult snow goose mixed in with large flock of Canada Geese resting on the mud flats. Further south on 31st line, at a break in the trees where there is a view of the deeper water, was able to observe 6 geese at a distance. >From this group, I believe at least 1 is a Snow Goose, and the remaining 5 are >Ross's Geese. Of the suspected Ross's Geese, 3 appear to be juvenile with a >slight greyish cap and eyeline. Yesterday 5pm (Saturday September 28) also observed 6 snow geese flying by (at the bridge), and a lone snow goose in the field just west of Wildwood along road 96. I'll post some images online tonight. Directions (from previous Ontbirds post credited to Don Campbell)- Take CR 6, north from the 401,(Exit 222) through Embro, to CR 28. Go west through Harrington, turn north on the31st line and continue north to the bridge. Peeter Musta Kitchener, ON [EMAIL PROTECTED] mustap.smugmug.com _________________________________________________________________
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