Hi Ontbirders
Yesterday, January 24th spent part of the day birding Wolfe Island. It was 
quite a contrast to Amherst Island with only a few Red-tailed Hawks but 20+ 
Bald Eagles mainly along the south side and east end of the island. We did 
observe 1 Northern Shrike along Carpenters Pt. Road and over 200+ Tundra Swan 
and 6 Mute Swan. There was 1 American Coot and 3 adult Ring-billed Gull at the 
Kingston dock. The DuPont Plant lagoon/Elevator Bay had a good variety of ducks 
including 1 Ruddy Duck, 1 American Wigeon, 9 Ring-necked Duck, both Greater and 
Lesser Scaup, 7 Hooded Merganser, 2 Gadwall, and 24 American Coot. 
Good Birding, Bruce


Wolfe Island Ferry: The Wolfe Island ferry terminal is located in downtown 
Kingston at the foot of Barrack Street, about 2 blocks east of City Hall. From 
here the ferry leaves for Wolfe Island about every hour (See schedule) and it 
is a 20 minute ride to Wolfe Island.

Directions: DuPont Plant: From Hwy. 401 take exit 615 (Sir John A.MacDonald) 
and proceed south to King St. West and turn right (west). Proceed west past 
Portsmouth Ave. to Cataraqui (Elevator) Bay where King St. becomes Front Rd. 
and where the DuPont (Invista) Plant property begins. The DuPont Pond is 
located by turning left (south) at the traffic lights and left again onto the 
road through the fence.


Di Labio Birding Website
Courses and Field Trips
http://www.dilabiobirding.ca
http://www.brucedilabio.blogspot.com

Bruce Di Labio
400 Donald B. Munro Drive
P.O. Box 538
Carp, Ontario
K0A 1L0 
Office 613-839-4395 Mobile 613-715-2571

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