[ONTBIRDS]Barnacle Goose near Ottawa

2021-03-22 Thread Mike V.A. Burrell
Just before noon today (March 22) Marc Savard found a Barnacle Goose with a
flock of Canadas on Carp Road near the village of Carp, west of Ottawa.

Here's a link to the eBird checklist which has a map link:
https://ebird.org/checklist/S83886681

Good birding,

Mike Burrell
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[ONTBIRDS] Barnacle Goose near Ottawa

2020-11-14 Thread Mike V.A. Burrell via ONTBIRDS
There is a Barnacle Goose in a large flock of Canadas in the field across
from 2606 Dunning Rd, south of Cumberland.

Mike Burrell
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