Waterfowl was everywhere this morning at Hullett Marsh. Highlights included a Horned Grebe and hundreds of late Tundra Swans in the Marsh. Walking the dykes, numerous species of waterfowl were observed. Species included a dozen Wood Ducks, Mallards, hundreds of Northern Pintail, lots of American Wigeon, Green-winged Teal, Redhead, Ring-necked Duck, Bufflehead, and Hooded and Common Merganser. The sky over the marsh was filled with ducks, geese and Tundra Swans. Quite a site.
A number of Golden-crowned Kinglet were seen as well moving into the area. Directions to Hullett - From London Area - take Hwy. 4 to Clinton, east on Hwy 8 and turn left at the Hullett P.W.A. sign. From Toronto - take the 401 to Hwy 7/8 in K-W, through Stratford to Hwy. 8 - turn right at the sign before Clinton. From the North, Take Hwy. 4 and turn left at the sign. Good Birding! Scot -- Scot Russell Outreach Coordinator Friends of Hullett/Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area www.hullettmarsh.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] (519) 482-7011
