Showing posts with label Owl Woods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Owl Woods. Show all posts

Sunday, April 14, 2013

April 14, 2013: Birding Rochester Area

First, owl watching at Braddock Bay Owl Woods was very successful!
 Saw-Whet Owl
 Above and Below:  Long-Eared Owl


 Red-Tailed Hawk banded

Docksiders nearby:
 Blue-Winged Teal
 a group of Ring Billed and Bonaparte's Gulls
 Greater Yellowlegs

Tinker Nature Park - Henrietta, NY
 Yellow-Rumped Warbler
 Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker

Below: Great Horned Owl adult and babies


Rusty Blackbird (back home)

Saturday, February 21, 2009

February 21, 2008: Birding Amherst Island and Ottawa, Ontario

Today we got in some nice owling / birding at two locations, the Kingston Field Naturalists "Owl Woods" (link) on Amherst Island. Then, we headed up to the Ottawa area for a shot at the Great Grey and Northern Hawk Owl (got both, but not a good photo of the Hawk Owl!)
We had a great Thai dinner at a restaurant in suburban Kanata, called "Sukhothai". Great meal! (link)

On the ferry to Amherst Island - it was clear cold morning!
Flying Common Mergansers
The ice on the lake was starting to break up
Amherst Island! Snowy Owl on a house roof on Amherst Island


KFN Owl Woods Owl Photos: Above and Below: Barred Owl
Below: Saw-Whet Owls



Long-Eared OwlAbove and Below: The Black-Capped Chickadees here were hand tame

Field Mouse at the birdfeeders
Above and Below: Common Redpolls at the feeder


Horned Lark on Amherst Island
On the ferry on the way back to the mainland
On the way to Ottawa
Great Grey Owl photos at Dunrobin:





Above and Below: Bohemian Waxwings in Dunrobin, Ontario


TODAY'S LOCATIONS ON GOOGLE MAPS

Monday, May 28, 2007

May 28, 2007: Braddock Bay, New York (14 PHOTOS,13 BIRD)

Braddock Bay was so interesting yesterday, that we headed out there again!! We watched the banders, and did a little bit of birding at the Owl Woods.

Northern Waterthrush

American Redstart
A pair of Canada Warblers
Indigo Bunting
Magnolia Warbler
We found this Blackburnian Warbler just outside the banding station
Lots of birds banded today!
American GoldfinchMourning Warbler
Northern Cardinal
Eastern Wood Pewee
Cedar Waxwing
Brief birding in the Braddock Bay Owl woods:
Mystery bird!




I know this is a bad Purple Martin shot, but it is the only one I have!

Click on this previous blog entry for info on Braddock Bay's location