Hello,
Lise and I check out the Rideau River for the Barrow's Goldeneyes. We found
two male Barrow's Goldeneye, one female Barrow's Goldeneye and one male
hybrid Common X Barrow's Goldeneye among the many Common Goldeneye.
Cheers,
Brian
Direction from Nick von Maltzahn
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Hi Ontbirders,
There were two male Barrrow's Goldeneye on the Rideau River, just north of the
417 bridge, at 15h.00 this afternoon (7 Nov.).
Directions: take Vanier Parkway north & turn left at Queen Mary Street. At
River Road continue straight across & park.
Roger Clark
Ottawa
Location
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Posting for Nicholas von Maltzahn:
This to note that a male Barrow's Goldeneye is conspicuous among the eighty or
more Common Goldeneye on the Rideau River just below the rapids at the tennis
club in Parc Riverain (say 50 metres north of the tennis club). This may well
be the same male I saw a
Hi Ontbirders,
There was a male Barrow's Goldeneye easily visible on the Rideau River by
Strathcona Park this morning (Tuesday) around noon. He could be seen equally
well from the Tennis Club side along River Road North. He was with about
twenty Common Goldeneye, five Common Mergansers, & a
This afternoon (ca. 4:30) a male Barrow's Goldeneye was feeding a few hundred
yards north (downstream) of the 417 bridge over the Rideau River. This the
only Barrow's I could find with ca. 140 Goldeneye and several Common Mergansers
between that bridge and the next bridge (Cummins) downstream.
There is a male Barrow's Goldeneye again at Strathcona Park,
Ottawa, seen at 5:30pm Tuesday, March 20th. This is the first I've
seen of him (them?) there since December 17th.
With best spring wishes!
Nicholas von Maltzahn
Directions (thanks to NeilyWorld):
From
This afternoon (ca. 4:10) a male Barrow's Goldeneye was on the Rideau River at
the very north end (downstream) of Strathcona Park, just off the edge of the
ice there. (I haven't seen a Barrow's along the Rideau since the end of
January.)
Directions (from NeilyWorld): From Highway 417 (The
A Barrow's Goldeneye (male) present this evening (6 pm) at north end of
Strathcona Park. Visible too from other side 200m north (downstream) of tennis
club at west end of Donald St (Parc Riverain).This is the Rideau River a
kilometre or so north of 417 bridge.
There was a Barrow's Goldeneye (adult male) at 9:50 in the Rideau River, north
of the 417 bridge. He was then upstream (south) of the parking lot at the
south end of North River Rd.
Nick von Maltzahn
Directions (from NeilyWorld): From Highway 417 (The Queensway) take exit 117
(Vanier Parkw
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