To the Annual General Meeting of the
Toronto Bird Observatory
on Saturday, February 2, 2008
at 2 pm
at 588 Indian Grove
Toronto, Ontario
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Thursday, January 31, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Did I say the third-it's the second!
The Annual General Meeting will be held February 2, 2008
I hope I don't have to change this date again! we decided Saturday was better than a Sunday for the meeting-I hope we made the right decision!
Details to follow shortly
An email will be sent out and updates will be posted here!
Hope to see you there
I hope I don't have to change this date again! we decided Saturday was better than a Sunday for the meeting-I hope we made the right decision!
Details to follow shortly
An email will be sent out and updates will be posted here!
Hope to see you there
Sunday, January 06, 2008
Thanks Tova!
Yesterday we were going to go out and look for the Pine Grosbeaks everybody keeps talking about in Bowmanville or maybe the Northern Hawk Owl in Stoney Creek, but we were running out of light so instead just decided to see what was hanging around Humber Bay East at the Lake.
We pulled into the parking lot and thought hey those people look familar-it was Tova a Toronto Bird Observatory Member and she told us that there were a pair of Harlequin Ducks immediately south of where we were standing offering good views. And she was right we found them within five minutes (that's the kind of birding I like ;D)
Both the male and the female were quite obliging-too bad I don't have a bigger zoom lens, or maybe a teleconverter but still you get the general idea of what they look like-they also hung around for more than an hour keeping relatively close to shore
By the time we left the Lakeside was feeling very cold and windy so it seems appropriate to end with the Tundra Swans we saw
It may actually be warm enough to band this week! Stay Tuned
The Annual General Meeting is to held February 3-see you there
We pulled into the parking lot and thought hey those people look familar-it was Tova a Toronto Bird Observatory Member and she told us that there were a pair of Harlequin Ducks immediately south of where we were standing offering good views. And she was right we found them within five minutes (that's the kind of birding I like ;D)
Both the male and the female were quite obliging-too bad I don't have a bigger zoom lens, or maybe a teleconverter but still you get the general idea of what they look like-they also hung around for more than an hour keeping relatively close to shore
By the time we left the Lakeside was feeling very cold and windy so it seems appropriate to end with the Tundra Swans we saw
It may actually be warm enough to band this week! Stay Tuned
The Annual General Meeting is to held February 3-see you there
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