This bird was found by Vincent Fyson this morning and was present on Frank
Kenny Rd (also known as Cox Country Rd. ) until about 3.45 pm. The bird was in
the flooded area east of the road at the bridge over the creek and remained
there the total time. After 3.45pm the bird could not be
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 10, 2019
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I looked at my photos on returning home and the swans seen from a distance were
tundra swans NOT trumpeters as posted.
Sorry for the confusion!
R Leader
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Found by Vince Fyson on Frank Kenny Road at the bridge. East of Ottawa.
Showing well now!
Jeff
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Jeff Skevington, Research Scientist
Canadian National Collection of Insects, Arachnids and Nematodes
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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Ottawa, ON, K1A
Hello,
The meeting place for the Ravens and Raptors trip in Ottawa on April 28 has
been set. If you go, please meet at the the Shirley's Bay boat launch
parking lot at 8:00AM.
Langis Sirois will be your guide to the breeding ravens and raptors of
Ottawa. Spend a morning discovering these
The Pink-footed has moved off but is still present along Frank Kenny near
the bridge. There are also Cackling and Greater White-fronted Geese there.
On Milton Road (near the bridge), there is a Ross’s Goose near the Snows. 3
Tundra Swans are in the same area.
Jeff
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There’s a large mixed flock of trumpeter swans ( approx 125) and Canada geese (
approx 150) in a flooded cornfield 250 meters north of the road opposite 5285
County Rd 87 between Harriston and Fordwich, great view from higher vantage
point; also a few green winged teal and mallard ducks.
Hi Everyone
The PFFO is still present sleeping with Canada Geese east side of Frank Kenny
at bridge. Thanks Vincent Fyson!
Good birding
Bruce and Ben
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