For the pasts couple of weeks we have had huge roosts of Crows south
of Ottawa, mostly along the train tracks between Riverside and
McCarthy. A few days ago I noticed them all taking off from there
late afternoonish, heading in the direction of Billings Bridge, where
I saw them last year.
Who is Meriam Neimanis? I got an unsolicited email from this person through
ONTBIRDS for an unknown website. How did this happen.
Bette Cunningham
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I just got back from birding the main peninsula of the park and found large
flocks of diving ducks (mostly Greater Scaup and Long-tailed Ducks) which
included one adult Red-throated Loon about 100 off shore. I also found a
male Snowy Owl sitting on the docks of the Port Credit Yacht Club. Of
inte
Hi Ontbirders:
This afternoon, I stopped on Bate Island in the Ottawa River to scan the
Deschenes Rapids. A total of six duck species were present, most on the Ontario
side looking south from Bate Island. There was one female Harlequin Duck, one
male Hooded Merganser, two female Bufflehead
Hi everyone:
As I drove through the park this morning, I saw a male Eastern
(Rufous-sided) Towhee drinking from one of the puddles along the road near
the Blue Heron/Marsh Boardwalk picnic area. There are hundreds of other
birds drinking from the puddles (robins, waxwings, cardinals, starlings
The first two hours at the Hawk Watch were quiet with the usual suspects, a
flock of 24 Cedar Waxwings (3 visits), 6 Robins, a Northern Mockingbird, 6 dogs
and 4 owners.
At 9:50 a flock of 90 Tundra Swans flew right over the field from NE to SW, and
within 15 minutues were follwed by flocks of
We saw a white morph Northern Goshawk today west of Ottawa. Also saw a
Cooper's Hawk on the same road closer to Ottawa.
Directions: at Google map, enter "5th Line Rd, Kanata". The Goshawk flew
across the road in a wooded area about half way between Thomas A Dolan and
Berry Side Road. The Co
Hi everyone
The Yellow-headed Blackbird & Red-bellied Woodpecker that Jacques
Bouvier reported last week west of Williamstown, Ontario are still
coming to feeders at 19275 County Road 19. Gillian Horgan and I saw
both birds this morning, March 7th, between 7:30 and 8:30. We also saw
our fir
Since last weeks post the ice on the east side of Point Pelee has opened up
to within 500 metres of the beach and Common Merganser and Common Goldeneye
can now be seen up and down the East Beach. Ice still surrounds the Tip
itself and the West Beach.
The lack of open water did not stop new spring
I went out this morning to see what I could find before the storm hits. At
10 am there was a flock of about 20 Horned Larks flitting along Twin Elm
Road south of Ottawa.
To reach Twin Elm road leave the 416 at the Bankfield/Brophy exit and head
west on Brophy, past Moodie Drive, to Twin Elm. The b
Winter is still very much with us and more is on the way. Open water and
bare ground are very hard to find. Ducks are in only a few locations and
Horned Larks are having a tough time as even the shoulders of the roads as
not as exposed as they should be. There are a half dozen species of
waterfowl
On Friday, March 7th, 2008 this is the HNC Birding Report:
Tundra Swan
Wood Duck
American Wigeon
Green-winged Teal
King Eider
Surf Scoter
Black Scoter
White-winged Scoter
Hooded Merganser
Ruddy Duck
Wild Turkey
Red-throated Loon
Common Loon
Horned Grebe
Red-necked Grebe
Red-tailed Hawk
Bald Eagle
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