Monday, October 14, 2013

Thanksgiving Day - Port Rowan

Thanksgiving Day is a gorgeous one here in Port Rowan.

We took a little hike up by the St. Williams Forestry Centre (http://www.forestryfarm.ca/index.htmand ) on the way back home found this Wilson's  Snipe just about 400 metres from Wood B &B.

True to the Sibley Guide this solitary individual bird was found in the muddy stubble of a flooded field south of the decommissioned sewage lagoons.



Graham photographed this Wilson's Snipe on Hunter Drive North about 300 metres north of Front Road.

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