Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: Brian Bailey on May 24, 2013, 10:35:55 PM
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On a quick (and cold) walk through Sam Smith Park this evening, I noticed that all three rafts have Red-necked Grebes nesting on them. Hopefully they don't follow the typical pattern of previous years with nests being built and abandoned several times before finally being abandoned for good.
BB
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I noticed 2 of them today while at the festival. I hope they do well, I did notice the nesting rafts seem a little further out this year.
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One pair, on the raft immediately east of the boats, did raise a pair of young eventually last year.
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On Saturday I heard there were 3 eggs on the nest closest to last year's successful nest. This evening, I saw the "changing of the guard" at the most southerly nest and saw 2 eggs.
So far all the nests are looking good!
BB
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