Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: Sadie Morris on March 11, 2010, 05:41:32 PM
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Hi there, (I'm new, so be kind..) :lol:
I took the dog for a walk around Ashbridges Bay this afternoon and the marina was filled with wonderful ducks.
Notably Ring-necked ducks, which I've never seen there before. There were several pairs of them.
Also a beautiful Male Hooded Merganser was preening like crazy but I didn't see his lady around.
And the usuals; long tailed, buffleheads, golden eyes (one with a strange looking eye spot but I couldn't say if it were a barrows or hybrid or not), gadwalls, scaups, mallards, and common mergansers.
The Gulls are now on the docks as the ice is all gone but there are still a few iceland gulls visible among the ring bills.
Also saw a couple of red-winged black birds, a kingfisher and a couple of chickadees.
This morning on my way to work I saw a rather plump looking mockingbird and a robin.
Spring is definitely on it's way. I can't wait for the warblers!
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Hi Sadie. Welcome to the forum.
Jo-Anne :)
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Hi Sadie .. Welcome .. Vince and I just joined in January .. this is a great place. Everyone has been very helpul with sightings and ID. Vince got some shots of a Yellow rumped Warbler today ... so "here they come"!!
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Welcome Sadie. I've never been to Ashbridges Bay - definitely sounds like it's worth checking out.
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Hi and welcome!
We just found the site two days ago and are thrilled with it. Finally a place to chat and share information
about one of our favorite pastimes.