Date: 03/12/2007

Number: 1

A pleasant surprise north of Newmarket this morning was the arrival of the first Tundra Swans of spring. There were 41 birds in all (37 followed by 4 stragglers). When I saw them at 11:20 a.m. they were flying across the north end of Bathurst Street, a location which has traditionally been the best local spot for tundras and other migrant waterfowl in spring. These birds are a bit early, but we'll take them(!)and two small groups (6 birds; 4 birds) of Red-winged Blackbirds flying north.

Ron Fleming, Newmarket

Closest town for our purposes is Bradford, Ontario
(44° 06' 55" N - 79° 33' 57" W)

Bradford, ON

Latitude: 44.1 Longitude: -79.6

Observed by: Donald A.
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