Bird observed by Tom Devecseri and I at the corner (NE) of Acacia Ave and
Thorold Rd in Rockcliffe, in the company of four American Robins feeding in
berry trees. Time of observation: 11:15 am on Sunday, December 15.
Please review details and photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/86085634@N06/1
The 33rd Kleinburg Christmas Count was held on December 15th in conditions that
included heavy snow cover and cold temperatures. There was very little open
water and this resulted in a significant reduction in the number of individuals
and species of waterfowl. Twenty-five participants and four
The Long Point Xmas Bird Cont was held Saturday December 14th. Heavy snow
throughout most of the day pushed by strong, frigid east winds produced
whiteout conditions making it one of the most difficult days in the 53 years of
the count. Despite the miserable conditions, 46 stalwart observers tur
Gravenhurst-Bracebridge(ONGB) Christmas Bird Count Results
Held Sunday December 15, 2013
Temperature -15 to -13C
Still water frozen
AM cloudy PM partly sunny
Snow depth 40 to 50 cm
Total species 35 (26 Gravenhurst 29 Bracebridge)(10 year avererage 35.6)
Total individuals 2123 (1176 Gravenhurst 947
Ontbirders,
After the first half of December, 179 species have been reported in Ontario.
This is similar to recent winters, with 178 and 189 species reported at this
point in 2012 and 2011 respectively. I have sent the list to Blake Maybank and
he will post it to his website, found at
http://ww
The Prince Edward Point CBC was held in “challenging” conditions on December
14th. Wind chill was in the –20s, a lot of open water had frozen over the
previous night and there was fog over the remaining open water.
With one report still to come, the following are the highlights for the Prince
The 62nd Peterborough Christmas Count was held on December 15th in
tempertures of -15 to -10deg celsius. Still water was frozen. Thirty-five
participants found 51 species (below the ten year count average of 54) and
10189 individuals (close to the ten year average of 10413).
One new species were
The 62nd Peterborough Christmas Count was held on December 15th in
tempertures of -15 to -10deg celsius. Still water was frozen. Thirty-five
participants found 51 species (below the ten year count average of 54) and
10189 individuals (close to the ten year average of 10413).
One new species were
Hi Folks
I'm still waiting for reports from 2 sections but here is a preliminary report.
The snowfall on December 14th resulted in some participants having difficulty
getting out of their driveways and some secondary road were not ploughed in
count areas. That and a lower turnout of participan
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