Between 2 and 3 this afternoon I walked the perimeter of the Nonquon Sewage
Lagoons.

A Northern Shrike was hunting at the east end of the lagoons.
Birds in abundance included Mallards, Bufflehead, Bonaparte's Gulls, Canada
Geese and Shovelers.
The shorebirds were 8 Killdeer, 3 Common Snipe, 1 Greater Yellowlegs, 7
Lesser Yellowlegs, 4 Stilt Sandpipers, 2 Dunlin and 1 Pectoral Sandpiper.
The following waterfowl were also present: 2 Black Ducks, 5 Pintail, 5
Trumpeter Swans and 1 female Long-tailed Duck.

Bob Hartley.

The lagoons are accessible from the 8th concession (2 miles north of highway
7A in Port Perry).
The gate is locked.  Access is only possible with a $5.00 or 10.00 permit
purchased at the Recycling Depot on the 7th concession or Reach St.  Port
Perry is on Highway # 7A at the south end of Scugog Lake, and about 28 miles
north of Whitby.

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