At 8:45 am this morning, the Hawk Owl was perched in a bare tree, next to
the Ridley Windows building on the north side of Reid Road, near Guelph
Line.
Reid Road is unmarked. It is immediately south of Hwy 401 and runs west off
Guelph Line. The bird is quite near the intersection of Reid Road and
The Northern Hawk Owl was present in the vicinity of 401/Guelph Line until
at least 430pm today. In the 1 hour or so of observation time, it moved
around fairly frequently -- from the power lines to the right of the
entrance drive to Ridley's Windows & Doors, to the row of trees paralleling
the 401
Thanks everyone, we saw the beautiful HAWK OWL today Wed. at 11:30 exactly
where posted previously. South of there we also saw a Common Raven on Guelph
Line between Lowville and Mt. Nemo Con. Area.
Heading towards home looking for the elusive Snowy Owl we found a
group of SNOW BUNTINGS in the
The Hawk Owl could not be relocated in the vicinity of 401/Guelph Line
during an observation from 1130-1200. I scanned both areas in the previous
two postings, as well as drove up to where Reid Rd. Ts. Good luck to others
who may wish to conduct additional searches.
Directions from Lou Marsh's pos
Hi Birders,
At 5.15pm today, after much searching Maris Apps
relocated the Owl, perched on a insulator on a utility pole.( Thanks
Maris ).The bird was so well blended in,in the failing light, we must of
driven past it several times! The utility pole was located at the
entrance to R
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