Monday, July 22, 2013
100 birds at Macoun Marsh
Check out this incredible list of 100 birds that have visited Macoun Marsh, including the eastern bluebird, three types of herons, a kingfisher, three types of woodpeckers, ten varieties of warblers, eleven kinds of sparrows, two owls, an osprey, two kinds of sandpipers, three species of vireos, four ducks plus a teal and even a bobolink!
Macoun Marsh is a small urban pond approximately a quarter of an acre (or 1000 m2) registered with the Ontario Adopt A Pond program. It is surrounded by an acre or more of trees on two sides and flanked by townhouses and an open grassy cemetery on the other.
Youth and Biodiversity BlogSpot: Macoun Marsh Birds
Image of White-throated Sparrow from Macoun Marsh Blog
P.S. Check out my post about Similar Aquatic Plants, Local Birds Close to the Marsh and my latest: Online Nature Resources by Nature Canada!
Labels:
birds,
ecosystem/habitat,
fauna,
Ottawa,
ponds,
urban stream/creek
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