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Around 10 am at my house in Carleton Place (50 km west of Ottawa) (Herriott St
area) my wife spotted our first ever Red Bellied Woodpecker in the backyard!
He was soon gone, headed to warmer climes. Herriott St is just off of the main
st of CP (Bridge St) which is the second set of lights
I saw about 7 Red-Tailed Hawks in the Vars area along the 417 yesterday.
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On Britannia breakwater, visible right now from Québec side of Deschênes
Rapids. It is a dark bird, visible when it moves the head and reveals pale
facial disk. Need powerful scope to appreciate.
Good birding!
Justin
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Really good view from the end of Jamieson Street in Ottawa, right now.
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On Dec 2, 2011, at 1:50 PM, Justin Peter jbp...@yahoo.ca wrote:
On Britannia breakwater, visible right now from Québec side of Deschênes
Rapids. It is a dark bird, visible when it moves the head and
The snowy owl is still there on the same rocks as last Saturday. This time it
is much higher up and is easily seen from Britannia Pier/Lakeside Gardes area.
The owl looks alert and is looking around.
3:37om
From: jbp...@yahoo.ca
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2011 14:29:44 -0500
To: jbp...@yahoo.ca
Harald Scholz and I saw an immature Northern Goshawk this afternoon in central
Stratford. The bird was first seen chasing pigeons over the city. It flew
around displaying its long barred tail and finely streaked breast. It then
landed on the Court House and sat on top of one of the
Hi All
As of 12 noon today the snowy owl at Whitby Harbour was still present on the
rock wall on the south west part of the harbour, near the small green and white
lighthouse looking thing(not the red and white lighthouse at the lake end of
the groin)
Also at 3:15 today a Golden Eagle
At a small lake east of Simcoe today @ 4;30 pm were 2 white-fronts one
Ross's among about 75 Canadas.
Directions: From #24 #3 hwys in Simcoe go north to the 14th
concession ( about half a km ) turn right or east .Then travel approx.7
km looking for a lake on your right. If you come to a
the Snowy owl was still being seeing tonight at dusk at the Whitby Harbor
Craig McLauchlan
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From: c...@sympatico.ca
To: Ont birds birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2011 10:10 AM
Subject: [Ontbirds] Snowy owl. Whitby.
Bev and I are looking at the
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Posting on behalf of Dennis Barry who is offline at present.
Garney Gunn found a Ross's Goose in a stormwater pond with Canada Geese at
the SE corner of Courtice Rd. and Nash Rd. in Courtice, east of Oshawa, this
afternoon, Friday December 2. Dennis saw it there about 4.30pm, when it flew
with
Hi Everyone
Had a great afternoon birding along the Niagara River between 1:30 and 4:30pm..
The 2 female Harlequin Duck were present at the control gates above the falls
at 1:30pm. The first winter Franklin's Gull was showing well at Sir Adam Beck
and 5 Black Vultures were soaring over the
Most of the recent reports are of the large concentrations of waterfowl in the
city. The Greater Cataraqui River has its usual large number of puddle ducks,
divers and coots but 4 Mute and 46 Tundra Swans was a bit unexpected at that
location. In Elevator Bay both swans can be found but there
Today I spotted a beautiful (are there any that aren't?!) male wood Duck
swimming in the canal along Canal Road east of Hwy. 400 exit before you get to
Tornado Rd. This is only noteworthy because of the late date - my only winter
record of this species in this area.
Peter Wukasch
Go north on
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Tundra Swan
American Wigeon
Red-throated Loon
Common Loon
Pied-billed Grebe
Horned Grebe
Red-necked Grebe
Osprey
Northern Goshawk
Bonaparte's Gull
Northern Shrike
Common Raven
Eastern Bluebird
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Lapland Longspur
Eastern Meadowlark
Brown-headed Cowbird
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