Since December 4th there have been 14 Tundra Swans at the bottom of the 2nd
Line of Innisfil on Cooks Bay.Today there was also 19 Trumpeter Swans further
up the Shore to the North.
Yesterday an Adult Bald Eagle was also seen flying North from this
loacation.Good numbers of Common Goldeneye and Bufflehead are starting to
arrive on the Bay.As many as 1500 yesterday and today.
A female Pintail was amongst the hundreds of Mallards and Black Ducks near the
shore here yesterday.
Hwy 11 to 2nd Line of Innisfil,East on 2nd Line to Cooks Bay. It is about half
way between Bradford and Barrie!
Cheer's Garth/Innisfil
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Harlequin Duck at Fruitland Road, Stoney Creek.
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Hi, Birders,
We birded along the shore of Lake Ontario.
At Fruitland Road Stony Creek we saw a female/juvenile=20
Harlequin Duck, right along the stone wall, very close range.
It was around 11:30 AM this morning.
It was diving continuously and slowly swimming towards
the direction of Burlington. Eventually it disappeared in the distance.
We came back at 2:30 PM but could not re-locate it.
Direction to Fruitland Road is as previously posted.
Cheers,
Karl & Marienna Egressy
PS: Sorry for the late posting, I had some=20
problem with my address book.
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Re Mallard/Pintail cross in Stratford
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Folks
Amongst the hundreds of Mallards, there is a duck with the appearance of a
male Mallard except that it has the white neck markings of a Pintail.
Location: Lake Victoria north of Lakeside Drive in Straford. Below the
Theatre.
Must fly
Ken Clarke
Stratford, ON
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