While at work Friday March 2nd I saw 1 Northern Mockingbird. As I work on a
yearly schedule I am at this site in March every year. This is the fourth
year I have seen what I believe to be the same over wintering bird. The bird
was going from one office site to another 11 Allstate Parkway, 15 & 1
Kawartha Field Naturalists Bird Report, Week of February 25 to March 2
A mix of late winter seasonal rarities, birds of interest, early spring
migrants and beginning signs of breeding activity.
Rusty Blackbird-- 3 at feeder north of Fenelon Falls, stayed all winter
Red-winged Blackbird--1 at fe
While leading the TOC outing to Western Lake Ontario this morning we came
across what I believe is a Mallard X Pintail hybrid. The bird was seen at the
viewing platform over the small "marsh" east of the main parking area. Here is
a link to some pictures I took of the bird
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Garth Riley wrote:
>While leading the TOC outing to Western Lake Ontario this morning we came
>across what I believe is a Mallard X Pintail hybrid. The bird was seen at the
>viewing platform over the small "marsh" east of the main parking area. Here is
>a link to some pictures I took of the
There is an adult Heerman's Gull at Britannia Point NOW, found about 20 minutes
ago. It was perched on the ice edge at the eastern end (seen from the point).
It just flew to the west end of the open water. For QC listers it was briefly
on the QC side.
There is an Ottawa alert in progress as follows ...
Mark Gawn discovered an adult Heermann's Gull 2 to 3 hours ago below
the Deschenes Rapids observed from the Britannia Yacht Club. Richard
Waters, Tom Hanrahan and Gillian Mastromatteo had it for the hour
(3:15-4:15 p.m.) resting above the Des
The bird was originally found at 2AM at the east side of the open water at
Deschennes Rapids.
It spent the rest of the day playing hide and seek, alternating between a
roosting flock on the QC side at the east end of the rapids and a smaller flock
on the ON side at the west end of the open wat
There are three Sandhill cranes at a small lake on Roseville rd just outside of
Cambridge.
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