Hello Ontbirders

7:20 pm, at the Moodie Drive Quarry Ponds, there was an American White Pelican.
It was still present at 8:30pm.
For the entire time, it rested on the small island in the south end of the main pond.

Also present were 3 Red-necked Phalaropes in the centre of the pond.
And, at least two Black-legged Kittiwakes, one flying close to Moodie Drive.

Directions courtesy Neily World: http://ca.geocities.com/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]/stony8.htm

From Highway 416 take exit 66 (Fallowfield Road). If southbound, a 0.4 km offramp dumps onto Fallowfield, where you will turn right or west. If northbound, the 0.4 km offramp brings you to Fallowfield, where you will turn left or west onto it and in 0.5 km join the southbound offramp traffic. Both groups will now follow Fallowfield Road west for an additional 0.4 km to reach Moodie Drive. Turn left or southeast onto Moodie Drive and go 5.3 km, passing Cambrian Road to reach the quarries (second gate on the left). Park along the side of the road without blocking the access.

Warning: This site is private property and is an active quarry. Because of liability concerns the pit operators do not allow access during working hours. Trucks and machinery operate here on workdays, so please don't block the roads into the quarry. At such times, limited birding can be accomplished from the roadside, which overlooks the pond, especially with a good scope.

Good Luck, and Good Birding

Tony Beck
http://www.tonybeck.ca
Always An Adventure




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