Kingston Field Naturalists (KFN) maintains records in a 50km radius of
MacDonald Park, Kingston. Birders using eBird are encouraged to share their
sightings with 'Kingston FN'. Alternatively, please email or post records
directly to me - contact details below. Please note that some sightings may
The Park was transformed into a beautiful winter landscape this week, with
lots of snow on the ground. Only the larger lakes remain open.
A Short-eared Owl being chased by a raven was photographed at the Old
Airfield on December 4. Our previous latest fall date for this very rare
migrant owl in
Lark Sparrow is still there. Moving east and west in front of the building.
Directions as per Joanne below.
Kevin Empey
9057065501
> On Dec 9, 2016, at 14:04, Joanne Redwood wrote:
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> I (and others) just saw the Lark Sparrow exactly where Garth Riley said it
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With the recent snow covering the ground it appears that lingering Robins are
looking for food.
Three Robins appeared in the Mountain ash tree at my home and quickly devoured
the few remaining berries before moving on.
A male Common Merganser the first I have seen this fall was on the lake in
Seen with flock of Ring-billed Gulls in close viewing. Just flew east into the
bay to the west of Humber Bay Park West.
I viewed it from Myles Road End Park but I think it should be seen from Amos
Waites which is where I'm heading now.
Directions-- Mimico lakeshore just west of Park Lawn Rd.
At noon today there was a Ross's Goose on the east side of Wheatley harbour
on the beach with the Canada Geese.
Directions- from the 401 exit at Tilbury and take Road 1 (Wheatley
road)south all the way to the beach.
Mike Nelson
Leamington, ON
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I (and others) just saw the Lark Sparrow exactly where Garth Riley said it was.
As per Garth: It is east of the Don roadway, North of Lakeshore Blvd. Bird is
about 200 metres east of the Don Roadway, along the edge of a private road
along side a warehouse building.
Directions: Park on
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Bird has just been rotated today. It is east of the Don roadway, North of Lakeshore Blvd. Bird is about 200 metres east of the Don Roadway, along the edge of a private road along side a warehouse building. Directions: Park on Villiers south of Lakeshore and east of the Don
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