The Western Grebe was still to be found at Ashbridge's Bay Park this morning
from the usually reported site on the southeast corner of the park. It was
seen due south at 10:00 a.m., slowly moving to the east. It was quite far out
and required a spotting scope to see details.
John Nishika
Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 21, 2009
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Black Vulture
I should have typed White-fronted goose in my previous email, my error.
Colleen Murray
Ottawa
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March 21st I was looking for the White-chested Goose and stopped to check out
the many Canada Geese at the back of the field on Milton Road. I saw a Snowy
Owl in the front of the field just south of the bridge over the stream on the
south side of Milton Road . The time was around 6 pm. I was n
Hi All
Tonight at 5:20 I had a flight of 40 Turkey Vultures in North London at
Richmond & Fanshawe. Quite the sight for this time of year!
Good Birding,
Ellen Smout
London, Ontario
Here's a google map
http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&tab=wl&q=masonville%20mall%20london
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During the Winds of Spring Festival tow GBH flew over the visitors centre and a
pair of Sand hill cranes flew the length of the bay traveling north to south.
Approximately 40,000 ducks were on the Erieau side of the bay
Ric McArthur
Take exit 101 off 401 and follow the signs for Rondeau Provinci
Hi Ontbirders,
This afternoon 21 March I went to Milton Road to observe the geese (and some
Northern Pintails), then went around local roads. At 3:50 PM I observed a
male Eastern Bluebird on Giroux Road some 20 meters east of where the road
crests at the Lafarge Quarry gates (The quarry ponds
Hello Ontbirds people,
Unlike last spring, there is actually very little "flooding" in the
agricultural fields around Ottawa, and with the still chilly temperatures and
lack of precipitation not much more is likely to happen. Nevertheless, lots of
migratory acitivity was noted today in the Milt
Eight members of the Richmond Hill Naturalists joined me for an enjoyable
excursion in search of spring migrants this morning. We started by hiking
along the Oak Ridges Trail north of King City, heading east into the Seneca
College property. Highights there were Tundra Swan (4 whooping in fl
After attempts on three days this past week to post a message to Ontbirds I
gave up and waited until I got home. Although there were still a few
scoters to be seen in the Collingwood Harbour some seem to have left. There
were at least 20 White-winged Scoters off Millenium Overlook Park all wee
Good afternoon
Today Ian Cannell and I birded the leslie Street Spit on a cool Spring day. No
wind made for a pleasant outing.
Besides the 1 Eared, 1 Horned and 11 Red-necked Grebes we also watched as 12
Double-crested Cormorants arrived. We also found 24 westerly flying Tundra
Swans, Northe
This morning (between 7:00 and 8:00) there were two Greater White-fronted
Geese, at least one Cackling Goose, one dark-morph Snow Goose, and very many
Canada Geese in the flooded
fields east of Ottawa at Milton Road. This in the location reported by Bill
Bowman on Thursday:
To reach Milton R
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