Ispent a day on Amherst Island just west of Kingston, searching for owls and in
the Owl Woods in particular. No owls were seen there despite a diligent
search
where I have seen them before. ( Saw-whet, Boreal, and Long-eared) There were
no owl scats on the snow anywhere, despite a recent mel
This message is being relayed from Bruce Di Labio on Amherst Island.
The owl woods are very productive this morning. There are at least two
Boreal Owls, four Northern Saw-whets and 30+ Long-eared Owls. At the
Kingston Field Naturalists Club property on the east end of the island
there was one S
Hi.
I wanted to add that a trip to Amherst Island last weekend found 4 - 5
Long-eared Owl in the owl woods. In addition to other birds, I watched as a
Northern Harrier dove to the ground and flew off with a sizeable rodent in
its talons. It was followed by another Northern Harrier which
We spent a couple of hours in the Owl Woods this afternoon. Karen found
one SAW-WHET OWL in the white cedars east of the main path in the Cedar
Woods.
The ferry to Amherst Island is at Millhaven, just 20 km west of
Kingston.
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Made it across on the 7:30 ferry yesterday (Dec 28th) morning. The
first Snowy of the day was found just to the west of the entrance to
the KFN property sitting on one of the bird boxes along the fence
line. No Saw-whets in the woods, but the Long-eareds are all still
there (25+). A seco
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