Yesterday Linda Wladarski, James and Mary Holdsworth and I birded along
the Lake Erie shoreline in Elgin County from Port Bruce to Port Stanley.
Unsurprisingly given the fine weather, it was relatively quiet until we
arrived at Port Stanley where we observed 27 Turkey Vultures.
The first bird
The Red-headed Woodpecker remains in Campden. Jean and Blayne Farnan joined
me this morning, we saw the bird at the feeder at 9:45 am. On top of the
front entrance railing are two small platform feedersthe bird favoured
the one on the right hand side.
Here are Nancy Smith's directions...
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The address is 3196 Campden Road, Campden (Vineland).
Directions: QEW Niagara, exit Victoria Ave. Vineland ( Reg. 24 ) head
south, up the mountain, turn right on Fly Rd. (stoplight) then left on
Campden Rd.
Hi all,
Yesterday (Jan 12) we made our 3rd foray to the Cuddy/Seed area and after
quite a lot of driving Emily spotted a nice male Snowy Owl sitting pretty on
the open short grass near a few remnants of snow. The field was east of School
Line, north of house #29654 - first north of Hwy#22(
Saw a large flock of snow buntings today at the corner of Frank Kenny
and Giroux, east of Ottawa.
A smaller flock was also seen on O'Toole road nearby.
Bob Boisvert
Directions.
From 417, east of Ottawa, turn onto Innes, going east.
Drive 14.4 km, turn right onto Frank Kenny,
Drive 4.5 km south
The only reason I post is because of the time of year, 2 Great Blue Herons, One
after the other were flying low, Northbound over the neighbourhood in search of
open ponds. I haven't seen that in my 13 + years living in this area. My GO
Train commute down the Don River has given me a view of the
Heard a flock of Tundra Swans passing over here today around 1:15pm. Is
anyone else seeing/hearing them in this area?
We are located at the southwest edge of Norfolk County approx 14 kms east of
Port Burwell, at the corner of Fairground Road and North Road.
Kathryn Boothby
kmboot...@sympatico.c
Hi everyone,
Got out to bird in the fog and warm temps today, for a bit. Very little open
water left but some decent birds still kicking around:
Trumpeter Swan - pair of birds still in open water on Moore Lake below inflow.
Also present there are a pair of Canada Geese and a pair of Common Go
2 snowy owls today. One at the Holland Marsh on Wanda St. Just before Day st.
In the field to the south. At 1:30 pm.
This one had nice markings on its back and lighter ones on the breast.
We saw another one earlier on Ravenshoe Rd. west of Leslie, just before Yonge.
It was on the roof of a barn
Hi Everyone: The Red-headed Woodpecker continues to use the feeders on the
front railing of 3196 Campden Road. Patience is required but he (she) is quite
visible from the road with binos. PLEASE do not go down the driveway or
trespass onto the property. Thanks for your cooperation.
Nancy
All,
After looking in what turned out to be the wrong place yesterday for the Fish
Crow we again drove to Fort Erie this morning.
Using Willy’s directions we quickly found a flock of ~40 American Crows at the
corner of Concession and St. Catharines Roads.
They were feeding on the lawn of the S
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