Snowy Egret still here. Sent from
On Wednesday and Thursday I observed and photographed, with one of Michael
Bertelsen's Moose Photography Workshops, a pair of Bald Eagles at a nest at
the far end of Opeongo Lake in Algonquin Park.
We saw both birds flying around so don't know if they are sitting on eggs or
not. Unable to give di
So is the White Pelican at Cootes Paradise.
Dan Salisbury, Nathan Miller, and I had the White pelican in Cootes Paradise
off the Arboretum entrance on Old Guelpf Rd. We walked down to trail from Lilac
gardens circular parking. Be warned that as we left the arboretum many folks
were coming in fo
At 9:45 a.m. today the Am. White Pelican could be seen from Princess Point. It
was swimming well out in the bay and heading north-east -ish, in the general
direction of Hickory Island where it has been spending a lot of its time.
As previously noted, this bird does not appear to be in breeding
Snowy Egret still being seen right now at the back of the basin, keeping
close to a Great Egret and though hidden in reeds for long periods, its
frequently moving around feeding.
Windermere Basin is accessed off Eastport drive in Hamilton, just past pier
26.
Paul Baldassi
Hamilton
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There was a single breeding adult Common Gallinule at West Perth Wetlands this
morning. It was found by Bob and Ann Marie Taylor and spent several minutes
walking and swimming along the far shore of the cell closest to the pig plant.
Otherwise WPWL were quiet with Killdeer and Spotted Sandpipe
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