Hi Y’all

Sat. afternoon and Sun. afternoon Dec. 04th and 05th

There is a juvenile Northern Shrike on the 6th Concession of the old
Colchester South Township. The bird is staying in a small area of scrub
brush just west of the McCormick side road and west of lot number 6790.

The 6th is located in Essex County. Take County Road 23 south out of the
town of Essex turn west on   the first road south of County Road 18 [the
road to the sanitary landfill].  This is the 6th Concession; continue until
the McCormick Sideroad goes south [approx 3.5 kilos]. Continue to just past
lot 6790 .The shrike was on the north side of the road hunting in the short
trees. It often flew to the west end of the brush and landed in top of the
tall trees in west fence line.

Gary and Dorothy Balkwill
Kingsville
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Ottawa - Snowy Owl
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Hello Ontbirders

An adult male Snowy Owl was observed this morning, in a field along Earl
Armstrong Road. The bird was hunkered in a dirt field southwest of the "S"
curve (near Bowesville Rd.).

Other birds of interest today include an adult Bald Eagle flying west over
Fallowfield Road. And, this evening, a Northern Shrike chasing an
unidentified passerine over Dick Bell Park.

Cheerio
Tony
http://www3.sympatico.ca/beck.tony/

Directions to the Snowy Owl courtesy of Neily World
http://members.rogers.com/larry.neily/birding.htm :

>From Highway 417 (The Queensway) take exit 121A (Bronson Avenue). Go SSE on
Bronson for 3.6 km, crossing the Rideau River on the Dunbar Bridge and going
over Riverside Drive, before bearing right to take the Brookfield Road exit.
In 0.1 km merge right onto Brookfield Road and drive 0.5 km to Riverside
Drive. Turn left onto Riverside Drive and go 5.9 km to Limebank Road on the
left. Turn left or SSE onto Limebank and drive 5.0 km to Earl Armstrong
Road. Turn left or ENE into the Earl Armstrong Road site.


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