The 13th annual Bradford area CBC was held on Sunday, Jan. 2nd with 16 in-field
observers and two feeder watchers participating. We saw a total of 46 species,
bang on the average for this count. Highlights included our first-ever
Ruby-crowned Kinglet (the 92nd species for this count's
Apologies to everyone who could not open the attachment and my copy and paste.
Here are the highlights:
We had more species than we have ever had, according to our records.
Count Date: Dec 18, 2010
Compiler: Alex Mills 70 species
33 participants
HIGH COUNTS:
Lesser Scaup 240
Common
Monday Jan.2 mid afternoon and today, this morning. One Male
Northern Harrier. (mature)
Yesterday he was sitting in a bush right across from the airport
about 40 ' from the road .
Then it lifted and flew over the airport restaurant and parking ramp
and proceeded to fly parallel to the
The 13th annual Carden Alvar Christmas Bird Count was held on Sunday, January
2, 2011. There were 16 field observers and 8 feeder watchers recording species
of birds and mammals in the count circle which is centered on Cameron Ranch and
includes all of Carden Township to Sebright, Uphill,
There is a Sandhill Crane behind house #473 English Settlement Rd.(bank of
solar panels beside the house) . The bird was still there as of 4PM.
Directions,
Exit highway 401 at Wooler Rd (north of Trenton) go south until you pass
highway #2. It should be the first road on your right after
Hi Everyone
The 38th Annual Cornwall-Massena CBC took place on December 27, 2010. A total
of 62 species and 11,592 individuals were recorded by 25 field observers. The
weather conditions for the day were good but cold in the early morning, with
mainly clear skies and temperatures ranging from
Ontario/Quebec
Ottawa/Gatineau
04 January 2011
Hotline: Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club
Phone number: 613-860-9000
For the Bird Status Line PRESS * (star)
To report bird sightings PRESS 1 (one)
Coverage: Ottawa/Gatineau (Canada National Capital Region) E. Ontario,W.
Quebec
Compiler transcriber:
The recent exchanges about reporting rarities to ONTBIRDS have pointed
out two things:
a) the more details given about a rarity in a post, the greater the
possibility that the bird will be found again;
b) it is always necessary to be a bit careful how we word things so as
not to give offence
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