LOST: 16 GB Compact Flask card. SanDisk, Cranberry Marsh, 1st trail,
Sunday afternoon at about 3:30 pm. Full of Barred Owl and American
Tree Sparrow images. If using Photoshop my name is in the file
information under description. Most images taken Saturday on Trail 2.
Please contact me
As at 10.20 am the white winged dove is still at the visitor centre garden.
It was sitting in a tree just outside the garden fence.
Ric
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricmcarthur/8424097788/in/photostream
Take 401 to exit 101 and follo0w signs to the park.
Admission fee or park pass is required.
Hi All,
We are a little late with the December issue of Ontario Birds but all is
in hand. It has gone to the printer and we are hoping for distribution
within the next two weeks or so.
This issue will contain the following contributions:
1. Band encounters of Canada Geese banded in Ottawa,
The Bohemian Waxwings reported yesterday were still to be found today, albeit
only about 35 of them. They were on Sideline 24, feeding on what appeared to be
cherries, a few hundred metres north of Concession 7. Concession 7 is the
first concession road north of Hwy 7, running east from the
The White-winged Dove is still at the Rondeau Provincial Park Visitor Centre as
of ~3:30 p.m. today, January 28. The bird is most often seen with feathers all
fluffed up, on a horizontal branch about three metres off the ground, just a
few metres south of the Visitor Centre's feeding station.
Hi fellow Birders
On January 5th I went to see the Snowy Owl
in St. Catharines and while there noticed a strange bird over head and
snapped a quick photo, turned out to be an Egyptian Goose of all things,
Thanks goes to Mark Cranford for the ID. On Jan 24th I
Hi Birders,
The WHITE-WINGED DOVE was still present at 12 today at the Visitor Centre
Feeders at Rondeau Provincial Park. It was perched up in a small tree
immediately behind the fenced area.
Also of interest today was a VESPER SPARROW west of Port Dover this
afternoon, feeding on the
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