Hawk Owl - Hwy 401 / Guelph Line Campbellville

The Hawk Owl was found along Weir Rd this morning (Wed.) at 8:00. It was in a maple on the south side overlooking the road about 50 metres west of where the west bound Hwy 401 exit ramp T's with Wier Rd., apparently oblivious to the traffic (although it gave me, parked directly across from it, a p

Hawk Owl - Hwy 401 / Guelph Line Campbellville CORRECTION

With apologies, that's Reid Road, not Weir Road! Paul D. Smith Flamborough [EMAIL PROTECTED] This email communication is intended as a private communication for the sole use of the primary addressee and those individuals listed for copies in the original message. The information contained in thi

Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta

Can someone fax me a copy of the California Gull account from this book, please ? Fax # below. Thanks, Chip D.V. Chip Weseloh, Ph.D. Wildlife Biologist Canadian Wildlife Service-Ontario Region 4905 Dufferin St. Downsview, Ontario M3H 5T4 Ph=416-739-5846 Fax=416-739-5845 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Can

Northern Hawk Owl

Just before 3:00 p.m. this afternoon we found the Hawk Owl in a tree in the field north of Reid Road just before highway 401. It was in the same field in front of the Ridley Windows factory and very easy to find and see with binoculars. Thanks to the friendly birder who already has his scope on th

Hawk Owl-401/Guelph Line

Thanks everyone, we saw the beautiful HAWK OWL today Wed. at 11:30 exactly where posted previously. South of there we also saw a Common Raven on Guelph Line between Lowville and Mt. Nemo Con. Area. Heading towards home looking for the elusive Snowy Owl we found a group of SNOW BUNTINGS in the

Spotted Towhee Cambridge

Hello Ontbirders, Reminder: I will be meeting with birders again tomorrow morning, Thursday, 23 January, at the Garden Gate parking lot in Blair, Cambridge, to enter Cruickston to look for the Spotted Towhee. There are no public trails on the section of the Reserve where the bird is seen; howeve

Picture of the Northern Hawk Owl

A picture of the Campbellville Northern Hawk Owl can be found at http://www.ofo.ca/photos/ If you have any pictures of rare or unusual Ontario birds please consider sharing them with us on this page. Send them by email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or contact me for a postal address if you prefer to mail t

N. Hawk Owl at Campbellville

I almost missed the Northern Hawk Owl in Campbellville today but a nice birder told me that he had just found it right at the 401 and Guelph Line (thanks!). Sure enough, it was eating dinner on a light pole and was easily viewed from the carpool parking lot! I had already driven the neighborhood t

Fwd: BROWN THRASHER at HUNGRY HOLLOW. 20,000 SNOW BUNTINGS.

To: Ont Birds From: The RIDERS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: BROWN THRASHER at HUNGRY HOLLOW. 20,000 SNOW BUNTINGS. This morning, Pete Chapman found a BROWN THRASHER by the Ausable River on Fossil Road. Directions-- (From the east) Exit 402 at interchange 56, (Kerwood Road) go north to