--- Black-bellied Whistling Duck
--- Chuck-will's-widow
Just wanted to remind everyone that both of these rare species are on the
Review List of the Ontario Bird Records Committee.
To date I'm not sure if any documentation to support these occurrences
has been submitted to the OBRC. Both birds
Good evening: For those of you who would like to see some photos of this
truly lovely little duck need only send your request to sim...@sympatico.ca
Maureen and Rod will be glad to share a few photos.
Thanks
Joan
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American White Pelican- 1
Friday, July 23 at 7:30 PM
Oshawa Second Marsh
(day 28 for this long staying visitor)
Directions:Exit from the 401 at the Harmony Rd (exit # 419)
Go south on Farewell St. to Colonel Sam Drive.
Go east on Colonel Sam Drive to the GM Canada Headquarters.
Park in the lot on
This is Jean Iron's second report on 23 July 2010 by satellite phone for
the period 18-22 July from Longridge Point on the south coast of James
Bay. The Royal Ontario Museum study of Red Knots and shorebirds is a
cooperative effort with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
(OMNR), Canadian Wil
This afternoon at approx 2:30 pm while on a quick trip to the Home Depot I
observed an immature Eagle in flight over north Bowmanville. I was not able to
get binoculars on it and tried following the bird as it wandered to the North
East. I was trying to chase this bird because my first impressio
Hello: I saw the black-bellied whistling duck sitting on the berm between the
two ponds today, Friday, July 23rd at 1:45 pm.
Directions: 401 to 62 to 33 into Picton. Right at LCBO - Lake St. Which bcomes
Highway #10. Follow to Cherry Valley and turn left (still #10) to Milford.
Left in Milfo
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