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Mar 14, 2010, Tundra Swans
These Tundra Swans were seen in the field behind the Lambton County Museum March 13, 2010. We only stayed a few minutes, as the wind was cold and strong,
I was waiting in my car for a friend to show so we could go for a walk on a Paris - Brantford trail. I looked in my mirror and this Coyote was just strolling
Greetings - this is Barb (your web-mistress) here. Today, when I was at a Tim Horton's drive-through at the corner of Wonderland Road and Southdale Road,
Maurice, one of our readers, sent us this report of his sighting of Tundra Swans - I saw several V shaped formations of huge white birds flying overhead
11.00 am Wednesday March 10th, I just saw 30 - 40 Tundra Swans - they just flew over Port Burwell! They were heading north - it was quite a sight! Thanks
Mar 10, 2010, Heard Tundra Swans migrating at night
William, one of our readers in New York State, sent us this report - At approximately 12:30 am, March 10 2010, I was listening to the nocturnally migrating
Suzanne, one of our readers, sent us this report of her sighting of Tundra Swans - On Sunday, March 7th, I visited Aylmer Wildlife Management area. The
One of our readers, Kristina, from Port Stanley sent us this report of her first sighting of this year's Tundra Swans - We live near Port Stanley, Ontario,
In the city of Toronto, Ontario, outside the downtown core, in a huge park in a residential neighbourhood called HIGH PARK, we spotted a single Wolf (could
One of our readers sent us this information about their Saddle Club - horse lovers take note! - Dry Lake Saddle Club is a non-profit, community based and