Hi all,
I arrived at the '42ND PARALLEL' sign ~10am and the Spotted Towhee came
out of the thick cover at 11:00 am. It was in company of a Fox and 2 Am. Tree
Sparrow plus a N. Cardinal.
I found an Eastern Towhee in thick cover between the picnic shelter and
the toilets building at Blue Heronarea ~1pm.
Other than ~60 Am. Robin along the road and 2 White-throated Sparrow
along Anders trail, I did not see much else. It snowed for an hour or so from
11:30, which may have kept 'dickie birds' a bit quiet. There were 2 Bald Eagles
- adult on the ice and juvenile flying and landing in a tree near the tip.
Stopping at Wheatley on my way to Pelee, I saw 4 Bald Eagles - 3 on the
ice and 1 perched in a large tree near the harbour.
Cheers! Maris
Maris Apse 10094 Red Pine Road, Box 22, RR #2 Grand Bend ON N0M 1T0 (519) 238 -
8415
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