Hi birders: At Sarnia Bay at around 4pm I did not find the Greater White-Fronted Goose, but did fing 2 RICHARDSON'S Canada Geese amongst the many other Canadas, along the edge of the ice by the breakwall. They were about mallard size with stout bills and distinctive "squacking" calls. There was also a strange mallard that looked like a hermaphrodite but was probably a hybrid. Other interesting birds in the bay include Common Goldeneyes and other ducks and at least 20 Great Black Backed Gulls.
Good winter birding! Tim Snieder Sarnia Directions: Follow Hwy 402 west and exit at Front St (last exit before the bridge). Take Front st south, turn right on Exmouth (the first set of lights), and follow it west about 1.5 kms past the grain elevators on the left and around the bend until it ends at the marina. "Henriette Plaisier Snieder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.
