18 birders spent the day exploring the Happy Valley Reserve and the Palgrave
Conservation area on Saturday June 9. With the help of fine weather and low
winds we were able for see a total of 61 species. Here are a few highlights.
The day began rather slowly, but picked up as time passed. In
Seen at 11:45 am this morning on the EAST side of Huff Road and in the extreme
south east corner of the muddy field immediately south of the barns and sheds,
where there is a pooling of water. Sitting on top of a fence post preening.
Photographed.
Huff Road was exceptionally quiet and still.
The Ruff (Reeve) is in the centre of the southern most cell at nonquon.
Note: a pass is required to get in and can be purchased at the waste
management site in Reach street they won’t be open again until Tuesday.
Sewage Lagoons are located in Port Perry - please see attachment for
instrucations
At 2:35 the Hudsonian Godwit flew from across the north platform, flew south
over the Marsh and turned west when we lost it in the trees. We’ve looked at
the south end for 45 and haven’t relocated
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ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field
Currently being seen from the North Platform.
Cranberry marsh is on Halls Road. 401 east to Lakeridge, south to Bayly and
east to Halls road.
Posting for Sam Collins.
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ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) - the
Currently being seen from the North Platform.
Cranberry marsh is on Halls Road. 401 east to Lakeridge, south to Bayly and
east to Halls road.
Posting for Sam Collins.
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ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) - the
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