Looking from the Ontario side of the Niagara River mouth, Alessandra Wilcox
reports seeing two RAZORBILLS this morning. This is the same location where
up to four Razorbills were seen last fall and winter. There are two main
vantage points on the NY side for viewing the Razorbills. One is from inside
the grounds of the Old Fort Niagara - a fee is required, which I believe is
currently $17 (not open every day - check the website:
https://www.oldfortniagara.org/hours-of-operations). You can also try to
view the lake from just east of the Old Fort for free - try looking from the
northwest corner of the large parking lot on the lake. Scope in the vicinity
of the buoy off toward the left. Last year the birds were often seen from
this location but not always. If you go into the old fort, you may have
better odds of spotting a bird. Note that the birds are often far out when
looking from the parking lot. That can be the case from the Old Fort as
well, though sometimes, they are quite close from there.

 

Good birding!

Willie

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Willie D'Anna

Wilson, NY

dannapotterATroadrunnerDOTcom

 


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