In my earlier post, the word 'gull' in the last sentence should of course
read 'duck.'
Kayo
Kayo Roy
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Fonthill, ON.
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I have had several reports about the Port Weller Tufted Duck for Friday,
February 6th. The two Flint, Michigan birders stayed overnight and saw the
bird at 0815h on Friday at the north end of Lock 1. As well, Terry Yonker
advised the he and two other Buffalo birders observed the bird there on
Fr
Around 40 OFO members and friends met at the Cayuga High School this morning
for a tour of the back roads and byways of Haldimand County and a side trip
into Norfolk. The roads were in good shape and the blue sky was peaking out
as we left the school and headed towards the Fisherville area in a con
Directions exit Hwy 403 at Rest Acres Rd west of Brantford. Go south on
Rest Acres turn east at Robinson Rd. which is the road one north of the
airport.
Anne
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Today, February 7, 2004, at 2:00 pm, Maureen Smith and I saw four GRAY
PARTRIDGE across the road from 197 Robinson Rd. They were at the back of
the snow drift and as we stopped to look at the base of the evergreen trees
one popped up at the top of the pile and looked in the window at Maureen
(!!!
Hi there, did you read Doug's estimated number of Buntings, WOW! If Jean
was one of the group there should be some nice pictrues. Eileen
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Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 7:04 PM
Subject: Snow Buntings at Cran
I sat on a stump and took pictures of the Brown Thrasher for about five
minutes this afternoon. It was eating seeds with a bunch of Cardinals,
Juncos and Sparrows (mostly White Throated? I'm not much good at sparrows).
Between the boardwalk and the big Plains Road bridge, perhaps 50-100 yards
from
Good afternoon everyone. While checking out all the waterfowl on the Detroit
River from the Lakeview Park Marina at the mouth of Little River, I noticed
some peculiar geese on the shore of Peche Island. They had bright orange
legs and appeared to be at least part Greater White-fronted Goose. As
Between 0830 and 11AM, and no doubt beyond, many birders witnessed 2 massive
flocks of SNOW BUNTINGS in the fields on the west side of Hall's Rd. Indeed,
3 of us were treated with upwards of 10,000 en masse on the roadway itself,
about 5m. in front of my car--they stayed there for 5 minutes, peckin
Sorry for the late post but I've had some text format problems.
The following were observed on Thursday Feb.5
At the Windemere Basin:
HOODED MERGANSERS (m/f), NORTHERN SHOVELERS, NORTHERN PINTAILS, RUDDY
DUCKS, COMMON GOLDENEYE, MALLARDS
At the Desjardin Canal:
TRUMPETER SWANS, AMERICAN COOT, HOO
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