While on a bird outing with the Guelph Field Naturalists yesterday, we
encountered a large number of Tundra Swans,
approx. 350, at about 4PM. They were in the small bay just south of
Selkirk Provincial Park. While we were there a group of about 100 flew
off to the Northwest, and another group of about 200 were mustering
further out in the bay, I assume preparing to leave.
Directions:
From County Rd. 3 and Wheeler Rd. come south past the park entrance
until Wheeler Rd. bends to the left.
On the right side of the road immediately before the bend is a small
public park. We walked through the park to the west to where the Swans
were.
Larry Staniforth.
Guelph.
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