A good morning for birds on Hamilton Harbour behind Canada Centre for
Inland Waters.
- 2 Peregrine Falcons
- 1 Bald Eagle (adult) being chased by one of the above mentioned PEFA
- approx. 115 adult and immature Trumpeter Swans
- 100's of diving ducks in a small pocket of open water
Ontario
Ottawa/Gatineau
21 January 2009
Birds mentioned:
Barrow's Goldeneye
Gray Partridge
Wild Turkey
Bald Eagle
Rough-legged Hawk
Peregrine Falcon
Iceland Gull
Glaucous Gull
Snowy Owl
Northern Hawk Owl
Great Gray Owl
Long-eared Owl
Boreal Owl
Belted Kingfisher
BLACK-BACKED WOODPECKER
Northern
Hello Fellow Birders,
The Red Bellied Wood pecker has been making her regular appearances in the
morning at my feeder along with all the Hairry Downy Woodpeckers. There
still are several Pine Siskins, American Goldfinches Juncos in the yard as
well.
I sighted 75 Black Birds, European
For the last few weeks a Peregrine Falcon has been sitting on Botterell Hall,
Queen's University, Kingston, and has been perching there for several hours
each day. It can be observed at the 9th floor window ledge on the eastern side
of the building, south sector. Best spot to view is from the
Hi,
Around 3:30 pm today, I saw a Hermit Thrush on the campus of Ryerson
University in downtown Toronto. The bird was feeding in areas where the snow
has melted along the south side of Kerr Hall. This is on the north side of
Gould St, just west of Church St. Specifically, it was between the sign
Hi Everyone
Great Gray Owls are still being found at various locations in eastern Ontario.
Unfortunately none have been staying around for too long. Yesterday, 2 were
observed, one along Hwy. 60 between Madawaska and Barry's Bay at 5:15pm,
sitting on a hydro wire, while another was observed
Greetings!
I was lucky to find a handful of cooperative crossbills eating in a nearby
tree at the Humber College Arboretum. Also in attendance were some red
breasted nuthatches, cardinals, juncos, and a white throated sparrow. It is
a nice spot for birds or a walk.
The Arboretum is located behind
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