Sorry for the delay in posting but, on Wednesday morning there was a
juvenile Peregrine Falcon preening atop a utility pole on the Newtonville
Rd. south of the 401 (Exit 448). It didn't fly away when I drove up the
road.
Bill Logan
Cobourg ON
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The 29th Ingersoll CBC was held on December 28, 2010. The total of 66
species was the 3rd highest and was above the 10 year average of 62.2
species and the long term average of 59.2 species.
Six new species were added to the species list -American Wigeon,
Canvasback, Redhead, White-winged
The 25th Wallaceburg CBC was held on December 27, 2010. The total of 70
species was the lowest since 1994 and well below the 10 year average of 83
species. A few of us spent a good number of hours scouting the area before
the count and we were anticipating a higher number of species. The weather
Hi Ontbirders,
My Mom and I birded the Ottawa area today, and we were able to locate a single
male Barrow's Goldeneye at the Rideau Tennis Club.
A photo can be viewed at:
http://btoewsphotos.zenfolio.com/p939163745/h3956f3bc#h3956f3bc
Good birding,
Brendan Toews
Directions:
Take HWY 417 to
Hello Birders.
Late this morning the imm. KITTYWAKE was standing among
the Mallards awaiting their handouts.
It was about 45 ft. from the pathway and easily within photo distance--at least
until a couple of walkers moved it out a bit.
In the Dock property there are
Today was such a warm and calm day I thought it was March so I headed for The
Spit with Ed O’Conner and following are a few of the birds we found down there.
- 1 - 2nd Winter Lesser Black-backed Gull – Embayment B
- 2 N. Harriers
- 2 Peregrine Falcons - an adult pair together
- 2 N. Shrikes
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This posting by Willie D'Anna on behalf of the Avid Gull Watchers is an
insult to the average bird watcher. The implication is if we can't find it
then it doesn't exist and this attitude is repeated many times throughout
the year. Most recently in the publication of rare bird submissions accepted
Results of the 27th Kincardine CBC
A dedicated 17 volunteers enjoyed near zero temps and partly sunny skies on
the 29th of December as they searched the shores and inlands of Lake Huron
between Kincardine and Point Clark . 50 species were found which is on the
low side for Kincardine but 3 of
WELL SAID Peter.
You may now have joined the club that I have been put in so I want to
publically back you.
Too bad there is so much bias involved within the ORBC.
I also was flabbergasted by Willie’s email and wrote it off as junk mail.
My next rare bird sighting will include my name and a
The outer half of Presqu'ile Bay remains open and is a haven for a
variety of water birds. Other birds at Presqu'ile Provincial Park
include several species that do not always linger this far north in winter.
Along with the hundreds of MUTE SWANS, there were four TRUMPETER SWANS
and seven
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