WEEKLY BIRD REPORT FROM PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY AND THE QUINTE AREA
for the week ending Thursday, March 24, 2005
Spring arrived this past week in little spurts as though unsure of its
welcome. However, there was enough warm, sunny weather to stimulate the
arrival of least a few of the traditio
Hello Ontbirds people,
Received a message (plus some nice photos) from Vivien Rolland-Commarmot re:
the Townsend's Soitaire in Rothwell Heights. This is from last weekend
(apologies for the delay - Vivien sent this on 23 March). No specific
location was given, but the bird is still in the Rothwel
11am today - 1 GWFG at Coyote Pond North end also South
side of Hwy 7 just East of pond hundreds of Canadas among
which 5 [at least] Cackling Geese - look for them in group as
they tend to stick together - kerb can be mounted by SUVs.
Coyote Pond lies on North side of Hwy 7 - 1km East of Ninth
Li
Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON
Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 25, 2005
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Black Vulture
Hi fellow birders,
I birded the eastern part of Amherst Island last night and located 12 owls
in three hours. Waiting for the ferry at Millhaven, a dark-morph
ROUGH-LEGGEG HAWK flew in from Amherst Island, while a female NORTHERN
HARRIER flew out from the mainland towards the island. At the KFN-pro
Hi Birders:
Had not heard of Swans at Aylmer WMA this year so decided to find out
for myself today.
Found out why not. Just a few hundred there in the field to the north.
The pond in front is still frozen. Have not seen it this way in the 20
odd years that I have been going in March. No ducks,
Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON
Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 22, 2005
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Black Vulture
The GREAT GRAY OWLS are still in place in most locations in Simcoe County and
the total for the winter is now 300 plus 51 dead Great Grays killed by vehicle
impacts. Several reports from various locations and the owls are moving around
more now from location to location but none have left as fa
Posting for Brian Wilkie who is away from his computer :
Today , Friday Mar. 25, Brian visited the Blenheim Lagoons.
Although the cells are still mostly ice-covered, there is a
corner of Cell # 3 with a fair bit of water. This was filled with
waterfowlmaking for easy viewingkeep a good dist
I forgot to say what time I saw the owls. It was about 5 pm.
Kathryn Mills
Toronto
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