This is an OWL report for an individual bird that can be viewed without
disturbing the bird.
Thus, within the "OFO guidelines".
{{ .....Do not read any further if you are an Owl "disturber" !! }}
Today (Monday Feb 18) while looking for owls, my wife and I found an easy to
see Barred Owl in Bronte PP east side.
Directions: From Bronte Rd ( north of QEW) turn east on Upper middle Rd. Go
through the main camping entrance and park on the north side. Walk 70 metres
north to "evergreen coniferous patch of trees". The Owl was on the east side
very close to "skiing path" half way down the evergreen wooded area. People
with dogs, skiiers and walkers ( some with children & babies) were going by
this Owl neither disturbing it nor being aware of it.
Luc Fazio
Today (Monday Feb 18) while looking for owls, my wife and I found an easy to
see Barred Owl in Bronte PP east side.
Directions: From Bronte Rd ( north of QEW) turn east on Upper middle Rd. Go
through the main camping entrance and park on the north side. Walk 70 metres
north to "evergreen coniferous patch of trees". The Owl was on the east side
very close to "skiing path" half way down the evergreen wooded area. People
with dogs, skiiers and walkers ( some with children & babies) were going by
this Owl neither disturbing it nor being aware of it.
Luc Fazio
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