the north part of
Bradford. Take County Rd. 88 east from Hwy. 400. Turn left on 10th SR and go
north to 8th Line and turn right. Ponds are past the houses on the left.
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13th Line and drive east
to the end. Lookout across the bay to the east.
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d north of the town of Bond Head on Hwy. 27. Turn right on
to the 9th Line and the bird was about .5 km coming from the northeast.
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the road makes a sharp right an
then a sharp left right along the lake shore.
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d Bathurst runs north of Queensville Sideroad east of
Yonge Street.
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Harriers
causing a stir overhead. I expect more cranes will appear once this little cold
spell is over.
Peter Wukasch
Go east along County Rd. 88 from Hwy. 400 to Hwy. 11. Turn north to the 11th
Line and turn right to the junction of 11th Line and 20th Conc
Rd., turn back on to C.R. 11. birds were seen around 5:00 pm.,
May 3.
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to County Rd. 88. Go east to Prof.
Day Drive (Bradford High School is at the corner). Turn Left on to Ptof. Day
Drive and go to where it intersects with the 8th Line. "Ponds" are just to the
north of 8th Line just west of the interse
grassy meadow. The arboretum is north of that , past the stop sign
for Gilford.
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count. One notable highlight was a close
encounter with a young opossum who ventured to a feeder in broad daylight while
we were counting no more that 3 meters away!
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of Bradford-West
Gwillimbury which responded energetically to my imitation of their "keow" call
note. This road is north of Bradford on County Rd. 11 (Hwy. 11), east on the
10th Line just past the Quonset hangar on the right hand side of the road about
1km past the railroad tra
k entrance. Turn left and go to pking. lot.
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Today I saw an immense flock of Bohemian Waxwings (estimated at close to 300
birds) feeding in and around some flowering crab trees on Maplegrove Avenue in
Bradford. At one point, they arose en masse and towered overhead to avoid a
Sharp-shinned Hawk that had bolted onto the scene. Several days
Date: Sat., 29 Mar 2008 08:30-0:930
From: Peter Wukasch
Subject: birds north of Bradford
At about 8:30 this morning (Saturday), I went for a short drive and walk north
of the town of Bradford. Along Hwy. 11 near the 13th Line of Bradford I saw a
flock of 20 Wild Turkeys. Later I went over to
diner Expressway at Park Lawn Ave. Go south past Lakeshore
Blvd. to the park. Bear right after the bus loop.
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active and vocal here and there was an
Eastern Phoebe calling by the observation platform. On the way back to my car I
also saw an Eastern Meadowlark perched and calling along the fencerow at the
road.
Peter Wukasch
April 5
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Turn right and continue past Hwy.11 to the 20th Sidroad past the RR
tracks. To get to the 10th Line, go back to Hwy.11 and head south back towards
Bradford. These roads are quite rutted right now so be careful.
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River coming from Newmarket
into Bradford on Hwy. 11/Bridge St.
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get to the
second road on your left. follow road to the dead end and walk east as far as
the trail goes. Gnatcatchers, etc. are there.
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rth to the 14th
Line. Turn right and proceed to the 20th. SR. Turn right and look on the left
in the grassy meadow past the farm on your left.
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Today I spotted a beautiful (are there any that aren't?!) male wood Duck
swimming in the canal along Canal Road east of Hwy. 400 exit before you get to
Tornado Rd. This is only noteworthy because of the late date - my only winter
record of this species in this area.
Peter Wukasch
Go nor
. Turn right and comtimue on to the centre
of Bradford at #11 and Holland St. turn left and head up to the 13th Line of
Bradford-West Gwillimbury. Turn right and continue on until you reach the 20th
Conc. Turn left again and the birds are in the wet field on your right.
Peter Wukasch
Semipalmated
Plover. Be careful, because the road shoulder is quite soft there.
Go west of Hwy. 400 to the intersection of Hwy 9 and 27.
Turn right and drive up the hill
and look on the left before you get to the large white "barn". A larger pond is
just north of the "Godwit" pond.
Pe
d
one on front of the bridge.
Peter Wukasch
Bradford, Ont.
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>From Peter Wukasch
Today I was driving past a small pond behind the Harvey's and Swiss Chalet on
Holland St. West in Bradford and had close-up views of 4 Baird's Sandpipers
accompanied by R.-Billed Gulls. This "pond" is really more of a temporary pool,
so the birds
the canal
close to wher you see a small tributary with beaver lodges/food piles on
either side. You should be able to clearly spot the large nest nearby. The
road is narrow and busy, so be careful where you stop and pull over!
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around the gate and
bear right on the gravel rd. Birds were on the right side of the road. There
was also a Green Heron in the general vicinity.
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unusual that far from
Lake Simcoe, but there it is. I was searching for any other species amongst the
gulls, but no luck. The colony is near the junction of County Rd. 88 and the
10th Sideroad.
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quot; just north of there,
but they were definitely in an area of residential homes and commercial
buildings in a far from typical setting. Interesting!
Peter Wukasch
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March 26 , 2006 - Bird sightings in Bradford area
From: Peter Wukasch
Today at 8:30 am I spotted a flock of 8 Bohemian Waxwings in the front
yard of a home on the 10th sideroad of Bradford -West Gwillimbury just north of
the 6th Line. They were perched in a maple in front of the third
towards the river, so be careful.
Peter Wukasch
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u can drive in to the wide gravel area to park. the trail leads
east from here. This place will host Yellow-throated Vireos and Blue-Gray
Gnatcatchers later in the Spring. Many Wood Frogs, Spring Peepers, and Cricket
frogs were also calling in the area.
Peter Wukasch
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l Golden-winged warblers, and got excellen photos of a snipe
on a fencepost, all along Wylie Rd.
Rattray's Marsh is easily accessible from the end of Bexhill Rd. which
is just south off Lakeshore Blvd. between Mississauga Rd. and Southdown Rd.
Peter Wukasch
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s are
starting to appear along Canal Road between Highway 11 and Simcoe Road
(Bradford) as well as several Great Blues and Caspian Terns.
Good birding!
Peter Wukasch
Bradford, Ont.
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ravel road, past the pumpins
station and along the trail to the marshy area. Lots of sparrow activity as
well. (Wh. Thr., Swamp, Song, Wh. Cr., Lincoln's).
Peter Wukasch
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Red-breasted Nuthatch - 20 (17)
Three Red-bellied Woodpeckers were seen, tying the previous record.
Thanks to a great group for participating on a successful count.
Peter Wukasch
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.with mixed reviews from the CIBC
Bank, I'm sure!
Good birding,
Peter Wukasch
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lex so it is hard to miss. Go north on
Hwy 400 to C.R. 88 and go east to Bradford to the second set of lights past the
Wal-Mart. Turn left on Summerlyn Trail. The pond is on the right side of
Summerlyn.
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left. Had Killdeer as well in
Bradford itself. Spring is springing!
Peter Wukasch
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d Vireo at Edenvale Cons.Area.
Sixteen warbler species were recorded.
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were headed west
perhaps to roost in one of the local corn fields and were calling the entire
time. The flocks were seen just south of Holland St. west of Highway 11 north
of the 6th Line of Bradford West Gwillimbury at about 11:45 AM.
Peter Wukasch
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