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is also open with limited services on
weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm. Get your park permit and Information Guide (with a
map showing birding locations mentioned above) at the East Gate, West Gate or
Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also
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or Visitor Centre. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON
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on weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm. Get your park
permit and Information Guide (with a map showing birding locations mentioned
above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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on weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm. Get your park
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above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON
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Final results are now posted at:
http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/news/algonquin_park_birding_report.php
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park CBC Compiler
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-Evening Grosbeak: 14
Complete final count results will be posted on the Algonquin Park website:
www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Thanks to all the participants and those who helped organize and undertake the
count and tally event this year.
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park CBC Compiler
Directions
. Locations are
also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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(2), and American Goldfinch
(267).
Thanks to all the participants.
Ron Tozer, Huntsville CBC Compiler, Dwight, ON
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, bookstore and restaurant at
km 43 are open daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Get your park permit and Information
Guide (with a map of birding locations mentioned above) at the East Gate, West
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at:
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Significant rainfall and higher temperatures this week reduced the snow cover
dramatically but there is still lots of it in shaded areas. More open water
encouraged the arrival of several overdue water birds, but lakes are still
mainly ice-covered except where rivers and creeks flow into them.
birding.
Ron Tozer
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to 5 pm.
The Visitor Centre is also open with limited services on weekdays from 9 am to
4 pm. Get your park permit and Information Guide (with a map of birding
locations mentioned above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre.
Locations are also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron
Participants should have waterproof footwear and bring rain gear, since some
rain is forecast for Saturday. There is still extensive snow on the ground,
knee-deep in many places. All ponds and lakes are ice-covered. Most of our
walking will be done on bare roads. However, we will also go on
and Information Guide (with a map of birding locations mentioned above)
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mentioned above)
at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
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Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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A pair of BLACK-BACKED WOODPECKERS were displaying and drumming together at a
location along the first couple of kilometres of Arowhon Road (gated but
accessible on foot) on March 20.
A BOREAL CHICKADEE was photographed at Spruce Bog Boardwalk on March 20.
at:
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Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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)
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to 4 pm. Get your park
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at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
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Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight
permit and Information
Guide (with a map of birding locations mentioned above) at the East Gate, West
Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight
permit and Information Guide (with a map of birding locations mentioned above)
at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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at:
www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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mentioned above)
at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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.
Locations are also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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-Evening Grosbeak: 8
Complete count results will be posted later on the Algonquin Park website:
Thanks to all the participants and those who helped organize and undertake the
count and tally event this year.
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park CBC Compiler
Dwight, ON
Directions
and Information Guide (with a map of birding locations
mentioned above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are
also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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(124)
Unusual Species: Red-necked Grebe (count week)
Finches: Pine Grosbeak (63), Red Crossbill (6), Common Redpoll (69), American
Goldfinch (21) and Evening Grosbeak (13).
Thanks to all the participants.
Ron Tozer, Huntsville CBC Compiler, Dwight
Guide (with a map of birding
locations mentioned above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre.
Locations are also described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
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at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
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Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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at:
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pm. Get your park
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to 4 pm. Get your park
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at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also described at:
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mentioned
above) at the East Gate, West Gate or Visitor Centre. Locations are also
described at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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2019.
Good birding.
Ron Tozer, Convention Checklist Compiler, Dwight, Ontario
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at the Airfield
again.
Ron Tozer
Dwight, ON
Algonquin Park is on Highway 60, northeast of Huntsville. The Airfield is
reached by taking the Mew Lake Campground Road (Km 30.6 on Highway 60) to the
Old Railway Bike Trail parking lot.
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of Evening Grosbeaks were reported at the Visitor Centre. A few Red
Crossbills and White-winged Crossbills are still being observed. Pine Siskins
are regular in very low numbers.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three
on lakes and ponds as of today. See:
http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/news/ice-out.php#recent_images
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto
to the participants for a wonderful day. The assistance of Sharon
Hockley, Justin Peter, Dawn Sherman, Kelly Stronks and Rick Stronks with
logistics and finding birds was really appreciated by everyone.
Ron Tozer, Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto
Just wanted to remind everyone that despite the relative warmth and sunshine
today, waterproof footwear will be required for this trip to contend with
meltwater and wet snow up to about 30 cm in depth in some places. The snow is
packed down where people have walked on trails, such as Spruce Bog
location for seeing both crossbills and
Evening Grosbeaks.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take
on Opeongo Road.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take Highway 17 to Renfrew, then follow Highway
.
-American Goldfinch: seen widely but in low numbers.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take
, but widespread; regularly
seen well at the Visitor Centre.
- Pine Siskin: the most common finch; a continuing green morph individual was
photographed on Saturday at the Visitor Centre.
-American Goldfinch: good numbers continue.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight
this spring. Up to 30 Evening Grosbeaks continue to come daily to the Visitor
Centre feeders.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto
numbers of other finch species.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take Highway 17 to Renfrew
to 45 came to the Visitor Centre feeders.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take Highway 17
on Opeongo Road.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take Highway 17 to Renfrew, then follow Highway
throughout the Highway 60 Corridor.
-Common Redpoll: a few were along Opeongo Road on two days, but they remain
scarce.
-American Goldfinch: common.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways
: good numbers along the highway.
-American Goldfinch: common.
-Evening Grosbeak: still coming daily to the Visitor Centre feeders but numbers
have decreased to a maximum of 20 birds this week.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
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regularly seen on the highway.
-American Goldfinch: common.
-Evening Grosbeak: up to 35 come to the Visitor Centre feeders daily.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60
on the highway.
-American Goldfinch: still common.
-Evening Grosbeak: from 20 to 40 come to the Visitor Centre feeders daily.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow
60 on January 21.
-American Goldfinch: good numbers; an estimated 150 along the highway and about
55 at the Visitor Centre feeders on January 21.
-Evening Grosbeak: from 20 to 40 continue to come to the Visitor Centre feeders
daily.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight
daily.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway
400. From Ottawa, take Highway 17 to Renfrew, then follow Highway 60
are
now being attracted to birder-provided seed at Spruce Bog Boardwalk and near
the Opeongo Road winter gate.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
Highways 400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs
Museum.
-Boreal Chickadee: Opeongo Road north of the winter gate.
The two American Martens continued to come to the Visitor Centre fairly
regularly to eat black sunflower seeds below the feeders.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial
Centre feeders)
Complete count results are posted on the Algonquin Park website:
http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/news/christmas_bird_count_results_2017.php
Thanks to all the participants and those who helped organize and undertake the
count and tally event this year.
Ron Tozer
Common Redpoll: A flock of about 40 was observed on Opeongo Road yesterday,
which may indicate that this species is starting to move southward in greater
numbers.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north
(fairly numerous), American Goldfinch (fairly numerous)
and Evening Grosbeak (about 20 at the Visitor Centre feeders daily).
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
and 60
), White-winged
Crossbill, Pine Siskin, American Goldfinch and Evening Grosbeak (highest count:
32 at the Visitor Centre on December 20).
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON.
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
the participants.
Ron Tozer, Huntsville CBC Compiler, Dwight, ON
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this week were: Purple Finch, Red Crossbill,
White-winged Crossbill, Pine Siskin,
American Goldfinch and Evening Grosbeak (highest count: 32 at the Visitor
Centre on December 12). Finch
diversity is good but numbers reported are still relatively low.
Good birding.
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park
the Visitor Centre feeders.
Good birding.
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway 400. From Ottawa,
take Highway 17
Redpoll: No reports since late October.
-Pine Siskin: Seen regularly, including some large flocks on the highway.
-American Goldfinch: Also seen regularly, including some large flocks.
-Evening Grosbeak: Up to 20 have been at the Visitor Centre feeders, but
irregularly.
Good birding.
Ron
on November 8.
-American Goldfinch: regular in low numbers; 17 at Visitor Centre on November
10.
-Evening Grosbeak: one to three at Visitor Centre this week.
Good birding.
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north
Convention at Point Pelee on 28-30 September
2018.
Good birding.
Ron Tozer
Convention Checklist Compiler
Dwight, Ontario
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, as deemed
appropriate, for the rest of the spring period. Good Birding!
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired), Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway 400. From
Flicker, American Kestrel, Horned Lark, Tree Swallow,
Yellow-rumped Warbler, Eastern Meadowlark, Rusty Blackbird
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer, Algonquin Park
to the participants for a wonderful day. The assistance of Stacey Finch,
Lev Frid, Amanda Guercio, Justin Peter, Dawn Sherman, Kelly Stronks and Rick
Stronks with logistics and finding birds was really appreciated by everyone.
Ron Tozer
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park
Hi all:
I spent a beautiful, sunny, mild day in the Park checking out the locations
that we usually visit on this trip. Due to a major snowfall of about 30 cm in
the eastern part of the Highway 60 Corridor starting on Thursday night, there
will be some areas that we normally go to that will
in 1944. Pre-registration is required. Details can
be found at
http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/visit/programs/experience-algonquin-workshops.php
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via
-866-271-9336
EAST OF ALGONQUIN PARK:
Adventure Lodge
Whitney, 1-888-327-3403
Algonquin East Gate Motel
Whitney, 1-613-637-2652
Mad Musher
Whitney, 1-613-637-2820
See you on Sunday, April 9.
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park OFO Trip Leader
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin
Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway 400. From Ottawa,
take Highway
.
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11
and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway 400. From
at Opeongo Road and Spruce Bog Boardwalk as well.
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS
appeared to be about 60 by the end of it. Some are
still being seen at Spruce Bog Boardwalk and on Opeongo Road near the locked
gate.
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron
eongo Road.
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Hi
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways
400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto on Highway 400.
>From Ott
to be attracted to sunflower
seed left by visitors at Spruce Bog Boardwalk and near the Opeongo Road
locked gate also.
Birders reporting records through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist
through eBird are encouraged to share their lists
with the Algonquin Park Bird Records account (APPbirds).
Good Birding!
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways
400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs
it.
To view the moose online, go to:
http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/virtual/webcam/index.php
Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)
Dwight, ON
DIRECTIONS:
Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways
400, 11 and 60. Follow the signs which start in Toronto
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