...and I saw 3 Whooper Swan, scarce here abouts. They were with 470
Graylag...
Merry Christmas!
Mark Gawn
Geneva, Switzerland
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From: Tony Beck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Tundra Swans - Ottawa
Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2006 12:26:51 -0500
>Merry Christmas Ontbirders
>
>I was treated to a white Christmas in the form of 4 Tundra Swans,
2
>adults and 2 juveniles (likely a family).
>This is still a good bird for Ottawa, especially this late in the
>year.
>
>The birds were on the ice at the south end of the Quarry Ponds
off
>Moodie Drive.
>
>Directions courtesy Neily World: http://ca.geocities.com/
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/stony8.htm
>
>Ho Ho Ho
>
>Tony Beck
>158-B Woodridge Cr.,
>Ottawa, Ont.
>K2B 7S9
>tel.: 613-828-5936
>website: http://www3.sympatico.ca/beck.tony
>
>
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Sandhill Cranes & Tundra Swans at Long Point
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Just returned from a short drive around the Long Point area & saw 50+ =
sandhill cranes in the fields south of Conc. 1 just west of Hwy #59. =
Conc. 1 is the 3rd road north of the Causeway heading into Long Point. =
I'm sure there are many more in the area. From the lookouts in Port =
Rowan & just west of Port Rowan there were 60+ tundra swans & rafts of =
red heads, canvas backs & scaup.
I couldn't linger long as the turkey was in the oven. On my return home =
found 6 male cardinals under one of the feeders. Early this morning I =
heard a cardinal singing. First "singing" Christmas cardinal that I =
can remember.
Diane Salter
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At 10 a.m. this morning, Dec. 26th, I saw a very active Song Sparrow at =
the bridge that crosses the oxbow on Little River, just east of the =
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Seen yesterday Mon. 25, 8:30 and 9:15 flying down river and to the rip to
the green bouy as previous reports
Caol, Nadine & Rose
