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BALD EAGLE: Questions From Southern Ontario

Donald Davis (Donald_Davis@stubbs.woodsworth.utoronto.ca)
Thu, 22 Feb 1996 17:52:47 -0600

Thank you for taking the time to answer questions for the Journey North
Program.

1. During the winter months in Southern Ontario, waterfowl and Christmas Bird
counts along the north shore of Lake Ontario are finding every increasing
numbers of bald eagles. What might be the reasons for this increase?

2. At Presqu'ile Provincial Park on the north shore of Lake Ontario, sightings
of adult and immature bald eagles are increasing eash year. There are
historical records of bald eagles nesting in the area many years ago. Is it
premature to consider building nesting platforms for bald eagles? Would this
be a wise or unwise project to consider at this time?

Donald A. Davis

Secretary
Board of Directors
The Friends of Presqu'ile Park

Park Volunteer (Monarch Butterfly Tagging)
Presqu'ile Provincial Park

donald_davis@stubbs.woodsworth.utoronto.ca,internet


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