Hello birders,
I seen the WEGR briefly when I went out around 12:40pm. It was seen towards the
stern of The Bridgetown (the large bulk freighter),
and just to the right of the rocks in front of the stern of the ship. It was
diving frequently and I was able to see it for 3-4 min before
it went
Good evening Ontbirders,
At 4:30pm, with my daughter Alexa in tow, we headed to south Mississauga and
immediately upon setting up the scope we found the previously reported Western
Grebe swimming and diving (for quite long dives) out towards the barge. It
stayed up long enough for me to get my
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 26, 2016
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At 3:00 PM, March 26 there was a flock of feeding Tundra Swans along Jane St. just south of Strawberry Lane in the Holland Marsh. This is the first time I have seen them in this location at a fairly close range beside the road. There were at least 110 birds. Mixed in with the swans were the us
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 25, 2016
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Further to Brian Morin's posting of yesterday, large numbers of Greater and
Lesser Snow Geese continue in Eastern Ontario. At Winchester, Paul and Michelle
Martin and I saw several thousand Lesser Snow Geese, but this was eclipsed by a
flock of several thousand Greaters near Chesterville (on the
Scoping it right now at stakeout. Stubble field south of road. With Steve
Garrett.
Warwick
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The reported Western Grebe at Saddington park in Mississauga is still present
this morning.
The park is at the lakefront at the base of Missisauga Road.
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