Just back from Reesor Pond looking for two La Conte's sparrows
reported
by Jim Fairchild this afternoon at the north end - I had to be content
with
a basic plumage Snow bunting foraging among the stones at the creek's
mouth - Reesor Pond lies off Reesor Road just North of the 407 in
Markham
- cheers - Stan Long
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Ottawa, ON - Barred owl at 4pm, Albert street bus stop
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I got a call at 4pm. Ran out to see an adult barred owl, confirmed by
Eve Ticknor who was present.
I have some pictures at :
http://www.pbase.com/boisvert/barred_owl
The bus stop is on Albert street, between Kent and Lyon, 2 minutes away
from Parliament hill.
Bob Boisvert
