This time of year, we spend a fair bit of time heading westward a kilometre or two looking for Sandhill Cranes.
They aren’t hard to find as they are usually feeding just east or west of highway #59, north of Front Road/Lakeshore near Port Rowan.
On Christmas Eve at dusk, we watched from the Big Creek viewing platform as a couple of hundred came in for the night.
The Long Point Christmas Count conducted on Saturday December 20th tallied 730 Sandhill Cranes.
Here they are:
More details on the count at http://www.mail-archive.com/birdalert@ontbirds.ca/msg35028.html
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Snowy Owl in Port Rowan
It is a warmish but drab day in Port Rowan.
Keen birders are off at the Woodhouse Christmas Count.
http://www.delhinewsrecord.com/events/1053372
We went for a short hike at the Port Rowan Wetlands on Hunter Drive North with no real expectations of seeing any interesting birds.
Keen birders are off at the Woodhouse Christmas Count.
http://www.delhinewsrecord.com/events/1053372
We went for a short hike at the Port Rowan Wetlands on Hunter Drive North with no real expectations of seeing any interesting birds.
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Port Rowan Wetlands |
Graham took the picture of a Female Snowy Owl shown below before she headed off in the direction of the Beer Store.
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