March 31st 2025
LOCATION: Brant & North Dumfries | WEATHER: Cold & drizzly, then dried up |
March 30th 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener.. mostly my Back Yard | WEATHER: Icy to start then drizzly all day |
March 28th 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener.. my Back Yard | WEATHER: Pretty cold. but sun/cloud |
March 26th 2025
LOCATION: North Dumfries & Brant County | WEATHER: Sun, cloud, cold and snow flurries |
We did find a pair of Ring-necked Ducks on small pond just outside Ayr, and a pair Green-winged Teal on Jedburgh Pond in Ayr, which didn't give us any shots.
We also detected a calling Winter Wren at one spot, but unfortunately he never showed, but a location I hope to visit over the coming days ... would be great to get a shot.
March 25th 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener home (back yard again) | WEATHER: Damp and cold all day |
March 24th 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener home (back yard) | WEATHER: Damp, cold, snowy |
March 23rd 2025
LOCATION: Tilts Bush & Riverside Park | WEATHER: Sunny & a tad chilly |
March 22nd 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener, close to home | WEATHER: Cloudy, around 0C |
March 21st 2025
LOCATION: Flamborough/Burlington | WEATHER: Sunny, but a chilly start |
March 16th - 19th 2025
March 14th 2025
LOCATION: Burlington, ON | WEATHER: Chilly'ish start but warmed up later |
March 11th - 13th 2025
LOCATION: Kitchener & Cambridge | WEATHER: Sun & cloud and warmer |
March 8th & 9th 2025
LOCATION: North Dumfries & Brant County | WEATHER: Sun & Cloud .. and getting warmer |
Day2 - I headed out with good friend Tim, to check out that same road and also a few other side roads in the same general area, with some super success .. especially the Northern Shrike. The Shrike was surprisingly bold.
March 2nd 2025
LOCATION: Brant County & North Dumfries | WEATHER: Really cold, but mainly cloudy |
Another spot we tried gave us a nice surprise, as we came across a Northern Shrike. It was some distance away as we tried to edge closer it took off, so the shot we did manage was pretty distant
Last spot for the day was at Blair Bridge lookout, where we had hoped to see the recently reported Long-tailed Duck. He drifted past our spot, but unfortunately he kept his head tucked in while he had a snooze.