Birding Report

Blue- Gray Gnatcatcher, Red-shouldered Hawk and Nesting Great Horned Owls

Saturday, April 24th, 2010

The day had some surprises with some excellent birds seen and heard on the Bruce Birding Cub outing on Wednesday, April 21.  A look at the pair of owlets   | Read the full article ››

Bruce Birding Club Outing - Wed. April 7/10

Friday, April 9th, 2010

The day started out in humour as we intended to look at waterfowl and there was a deep fog in our birding area   | Read the full article ››

1000’s of Tundra Swans - Bruce Birding Club Report

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

The Bruce Birding Club (BBC) on Wednesday, March 17  went to Grand Bend with the goal of seeing the 1000’s of Tundra Swans that gather   | Read the full article ››

Trumpeter Swans, March 10, 2010

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Trumpeter swans were seen today on Concession 3 Keppel.   | Read the full article ››

Bruce Birding Club Outing - March 2, 2010

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

The species of the day was definitely the numerous Lapland Longspurs that were found on …    | Read the full article ››

Bruce Birding Club Outing - Feb. 17,2010

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

In the frozen rivers and water front of the Bruce, we managed to find 11 species of waterfowl today, thanks to   | Read the full article ››

Bruce Birding Club Outing - Feb.2-2010

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

The Bruce birding Club went out today focussing on winter time Snowy Owls and Raptors and had some pleasant additional surprises.     | Read the full article ››

Bruce Birding Club Outing - November 18, 2009

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

The focus of the outing was on waterfowl.     | Read the full article ››

Northern Parula Warbler seen in Owen Sound, Nov.13/09

Friday, November 13th, 2009

A late migrating Northern Parula Warbler was active    | Read the full article ››

OSFN’S Annual Around the Bay Waterfowl Outing

Sunday, November 8th, 2009

You couldn’t have asked for a more spectacular day for the “Birding the Bay” of Owen Sound with Peter Middleton leading.  The bay was like glass and the light was perfect for observation. Most of the species seen were close in and gave excellent looks.   | Read the full article ››