An Eared Grebe was still at Embrum at 0945 on 110603. Take exit 79 from
417. Go S on Regional 5 to Rte 400. Turn west [right] to the lagoons.
Park by the white STP hut on the RHS of the road- the bird was in the cell
behind this hut.
Roy John
Just a quick note that the Eared Grebe was still at the Embrun Sewage lagoons last night as I left at 9pm. It seemed to be associating with a group of Ruddy Ducks. It was in the same cell that was noted below by John Roy.
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On 2011-07-03, at 10:41 AM, "Roy John" r.john@rogers.com wrote:
An Eared Grebe was still at Embrum at 0945 on 110603. Take exit 79 from 417. Go S on Regional 5 to Rte 400. Turn west [right] to the lagoons. Park by the white STP hut on the RHS of the road- the bird was in the cell behind this hut.
Roy John
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Hi
The Eared Grebe was still present at the Embrun Sewage lagoons this evening when
I left at 6 pm. The bird was located in the southeast cell.
Directions - Take exit 79 from 417. Go S on Regional 5 to Rte 400. Turn west
[right] to the lagoons.
Good Birding
Richard Killeen
613-620-3172
Hi Ontbirders
The Eared Grebe was still present at the Embrun Sewage lagoons last evening.
The bird was again located in the southeast cell.
Also present were 10+ Lesser Yellowlegs, 20 Least Sandpipiers, 3 Common
Moorhens, 2 Lesser Scaups and 30+ Ruddy Ducks.
Directions - Take exit 79 from 417. Go S on Regional 5 to Rte 400. Turn west
[right] to the lagoons.
Good Birding
Richard Killeen
613-620-3172