Noon Thursday October 21st. 

Pair of Rufous Sided Towhees at the beginning of the trail, south east
corner of 
Rebecca St./Mississauga St. (opposite Petro Canada entrance). 

Solitary Snow Bunting in "basic" brown plumage with large white wing patches
in flight. 
On the rocks at the end of the Bronte Marina breakwater eating spiders and
seeds. 

Andy Morgan 
Oakville 



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Noon Thursday October 21st. 

Pair of Rufous Sided Towhees at the beginning of the trail, south east
corner of 
Rebecca St./Mississauga St. (opposite Petro Canada entrance). 

Solitary Snow Bunting in "basic" brown plumage with large white wing patches
in flight. 
On the rocks at the end of the Bronte Marina breakwater eating spiders and
seeds. 

Both locations are south on Bronte Road from the QEW. 

Andy Morgan 
Oakville 



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Hi Everyone
        Three more Red-throated Loons this morning flying down river by 
Shirley's Bay and Dick Bell Park. One landed nice and close to us.  Winter is 
around the corner, saw 2 Snow Buntings, one at Shirley's Bay and the other at 
Dick Bell Park. Only a few scoters left from yesterday, no adult males. Also  
saw a flock of 36 Brant few by heading south. 
                                                    good birding
                                                    Bruce
Di Labio Birding Website
Courses and Field Trips
http://www3.sympatico.ca/bruce.dilabio/

Bruce Di Labio
400 Donald B. Munro Drive
P.O.Box 538
Carp,Ontario,K0A 1L0
(613)839-4395 Home (613)715-2571 Cell

DIRECTIONS: Shirley's Bay: From Ottawa take Hwy. 417  west to the Moodie
Drive exit. Go north to Carling Ave. Turn left at Carling and follow Carling  
to Rifle Road Turn right (north) onto Rifle Rd. Follow road to  boat launch and 
park. Walk the road going west
until you pass the DND gate.  A trail on your right heads into the woods and 
leads to
the dyke.

****PLEASE NOTE**** YOU MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION FROM THE RANGE CONTROL OFFICE 
BEFORE ENTERING THE DYKE AREA-- Call (613) 991-5740 and ask whether it is 
possible to visit the dyke for birding.




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