At 11:00 a.m. on March 12 a Greater White-fronted Goose with a flying flock of
7 Canada Geese was seen flying along the shore of Lake Huron near Little Pike
Point heading north towards Stokes Bay.
Submitted by Anthony and Matthew Vanderheyden
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Sitting in my office and have heard several Killdeers this Morning...
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The first Meadowlark of the season (that I've seen) has appeared north of
Belleville, Ontario. Is it early for them? It was spotted off Clearview
Rd., just 1 km east of hwy 62, 14 km north of 401.
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Hi Ontbirders; Three Greater White-fronted geese were at the Kincardine
Lagoons today along with a small collection of ducks including Ruddy,
Wigeon, Gadwall and Wooduck. Tundra Swans and Snowbuntings overhead and not
far off a lingering Snowy Owl. Little Gulls were seen again at Baie du
Dore
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Yesterday I came across two pairs of Harlequin Ducks right along the shore
across from the banding station at Prince Edward Point.
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Michael
Directions:
To reach Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area, take Main Street from
the east end of downtown Picton, down the Town Hill, and turn
Hey Birders,
I did a tour from Rondeau to Long Point in the rain today. I didn't have too
much of note since it rained the whole day, but the day wasn't a bust! At
around 5:30pm at the Townsend S.L. I observed a drake Eurasian Wigeon in the SW
cell. The bird was associating with 7 A.
Several birders lined up waiting for the Smew to fly-by for the 4th morning
in a row... but no. I took the kayak well out into the bay again and while
there were plenty of Bufflehead around there were few other divers like
Goldeneye and Mergansers.
The previously reported Eurasian Wigeon
Hi all,
Not wanting to be a buzz kill on the two Smew seen this winter as far
as a list bird, I think they should be considered a bird of questionable
origin. As a thought it may be quite possible that they are the same bird, or
not. The one picture I saw of the Whitby? bird,
Subject: [Ontbirds] Smew on the Great Lakes
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 21:00:20 -0400
Ross (and all),
To keep this discussion in proper perspective, I would like to question the
following statement that you just made:
I am always surprised that so many waterfowl are accepted as genuine vagrants
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