Hi,
At 6:25 a.m. this moring a winter wren was singing repeatedly, probably the
individual that has been around all winter.
Dennis
Directions to Thickson's Woods Nature Reserve
To
I'm posting for Mark Conboy, who re-found the white adult Gyrfalcon
from the Wolfe Island ferry early this morning (March 5th). Mark had
the bird on the west side of the channel today, a long distance from
the ferry between the mainland and Garden Island. While the ferry
channel is still heavily
A very large flock of Common Redpolls was observed this afternoon visiting
backyard feeders in Owen Sound. An ultra - conservative estimate is 250 birds,
but that number could easily be much higher. The largest flock of Redpolls I
have ever seen. Birds were swirling to and from nearby trees on
Hi Everyone,
Except for the hundreds of Common Redpolls cleaning out the feeders all day
long not much else is visiting. ( I have seen only 1 Hoary Redpoll all
winter)
I do not have any Pine Siskins or American Goldfinches and as far as I know
from reading the Timiskaming Bird reports NO Pine
Spring is gradually on its way. This time of year there is an interesting
mix of winter birds and early arrivals from the south. There is now
considerably more open water; the south shore of Amherst Island has good
numbers of Greater Scaup and Common Goldeneye, the ferry channels are wider,
as are
No Great Gray Owl along that section of Bathurst St. North from Yonge St. to
the flat marsh fields area - 1 pm to 1:30 pm. However, Bathurst St. was quite
busy at that time of day, and perhaps this was not the best time of day to look
for it. Excellent directions below from earlier posts.
Don
Until today there was very little sign this week, either in the weather
conditions or in the bird life, that spring is imminent at Presqu'ile
Provincial Park. That has changed now and new migrants are beginning to
show up.
At least one of the Trumpeter Swans that have been spending the
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Horned Grebe
Green-winged Teal
Summary of reported sightings this week:
Spruce Grouse: female in Mew Lake Campground
on March 4; male 50 m north of gate (displaying)
and female 100 m north of Costello Creek culvert,
on Opeongo Road on March 5.
Bald Eagle: third-year bird on moose carcass
in Sunday Creek bog off Visitor
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