My wife Wendy Dey and I observed two Ross's Geese flying in from the north
and circling over Cell 3 (the southernmost large impoundment on the east
side) at the Leslie Street Spit at about 12.25 today. Identification was
confirmed by photographs, to be submitted to OFO for the website.
Steven
Viewed from the end of Wellington Street in Shrewsbury. There is s small trail
ending at the marsh.
Bird is left of the Snow Geese flock and several people viewing it. Triangular
white cottage at Rondeau is in background.
Andrew Keaveney
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Goose continues at 5:13 PM. Thanks Ellen...
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From: Ellen Horak
Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2016 2:00 PM
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Reply To: Ellen Horak
Subject: [Ontbirds] Greater White-fronted Goose continues at Springbank Park
London ON
Fantastic views, right on the grass
The bird is still present at the same place where Andrew posted. Lots of swans
to look through.
I was a little sceptical after yesterday's ordeal but not anymore.
Jim
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I currently have a single Ross's Goose at the Harrow Sewage Lagoons. It's on
the divider between the two southern cells resting w/ a group of Canada Geese.
Jeremy
Harrow Sewage Lagoons are located north of the town of Harrow. Harrow is on Hwy
20 west of Leamington and Kingsville. Driving
Fantastic views, right on the grass beside the parking lot for Storybook
Gardens. This is a continuing bird seen over the last few weeks. Hanging with
the Canada Geese, seems to move to the river when frightened by dogs passing by.
Off Commissioners Road, downtown London. ellen and jerry horak
Flock of 27 at Hunters Bay Radio building at 40 Main Street West at 2:30pm.
With Karen Copeland, Bob Cumming and Dave Purcell.
Huntsville
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So I found the second apparent Bewick's Swan which appears to be a leucistic
individual. So bizarre.
See eBird checklists for photos. Unfortunately the typical looking Bewick's was
at a further distance and not cooperating very well for great photos.
2 adult snowy owls this afternoon on Roman Line north of Fallon Dr. Take hwy 4
north of London, cross hwy 7 first right Roman Line.
Tom
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Noticed a snowy owl flying onto a street lamp on the south side of the QEW.
It was in a parking lot (of what, I don't know) a few hundred meters west
of exit 111. If you need a landmark, the Ford factory's an exit or so east
of exit 111. I observed it while driving.
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