EASTERN PHOEBE
BOHEMIAN WAXWING
HARRIS'S SPARROW
Snow Goose
Cackling Goose
Wood Duck
American Wigeon
Ring-necked Pheasant
Wild Turkey
Turkey Vulture
Northern Harrier
Rough-legged Hawk
Killdeer
Iceland Gull
Glaucous Gull
Barred Owl
Horned Lark
Tufted Titmouse
Brown Creeper
Winter Wren
Eastern Blueb
In a failed attempt to relocated the Richmond Northern Hawk Owl, a Great Grey
owl was discovered. It was in originally in the wood lot at the end of
Richland Driver (just past the gate on the left). It flew west towards the
tree line by the open field where I was then able to photograph the in
The bird is still here at Humber Bay West about 200 meters out where the lake
meets the bay.
There is a Pied-billed Grebe at Humber Bay East.
QEW to Park Lawn to Lakeshore Rd.
Good luck
Jim Watt
jimw...@cogeco.ca
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Envoyé sans fil pa
The waterfowl viewing on the South side of the Island was outstanding! Hundreds
of Scaup,Goldeneye,plus a scattering of Buffleheads and Redheads mixed in. A
number of raptors plus two Kestrel and one Snowy owl just south of the village.
Access to the owl woods is slill only by 4 wheel drive o
Tim McCarthy and I spent over 2 hours searching for the sparrow and
finally found it feeding under or near the bird feeders at the front
of the house just east of 6547 Ellis Road (this latter address is
where it apparently has been seen in recent day or weeks). As per
previous report this
The biggest surprise of the week was an OSPREY on the Cataraqui River.
The was a big influx of BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS, while finch observations
were limited mainly to COMMON REDPOLLS.
City of Kingston
A very early returning OSPREY was seen flying over the Cataraqui River
at the Highway 401 bridge. The
Ontbirders,
Since the last update to the 2012-2013 Ontario winter list on February
6, 4 new species have been added, giving us a total of 217 species. This is the
second highest total in the 6 years that we have been keeping track of
Ontario's annual winter list (a period running from December 1
Late post.
24 Cedar Waxwings, identified by White tertials. Seen exactly at the
intersection of Princeton and Redstone in the trees at the entrance to
Headwaters Park (Rouge River) Richmond Hill.
Leslie Just north of Major Mac you will hit Princeton turn left and follow to
the first stop
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