A late winter blast in Southern Ontario has birds of prey scrambling to find food. Several are showing up at bird sanctuaries and animal rescue clinics, weak and emaciated.

Despite winter officially arriving on Dec. 21, you have probably noticed over the past month, a slow but steady decrease in the movement and variety of birds in Eastern Ontario. THIS CONTENT IS ...

Winter finches from the boreal forests of northern Canada are not likely to make a move to the south this winter. ... Should Pennsylvania birders expect birds from the north this winter?

Though last week’s mild spell was short lived, a few species of water birds made a brief visit to Eastern Ontario. During mild conditions in mid-winter waterfowl an… ...

Let me tell you about the Birds on the Niagara River strait that flows throughout the winter and connects Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. It is a migratory, both over winter and summer paradise for ...

For the Birds: Winter Finches, you may not find them this year. Sharon Sorenson. ... Pittaway accepted (unwillingly) a job as a park naturalist at Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario.

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The birds live up to 25 years, and about 90 percent of pairs mating one year reunite the next. The warm season doesn’t last long, and in July, the birds start to leave for winter havens.

As winter approaches, many birds change some of their eating habits, so you’ll want to change what you are offering on the menu. Shutterstock In much of North America, winter can be a difficult ...

It’s been a relatively mild fall across Ontario so far this season. Conditions have been so topsy-turvy, in fact, that we had a rare, confirmed tornado on Nov. 10 near Fergus amid a line of ...

Some birds also flock in a ball at night to stave off winter’s chill. “Many small birds, like black-capped chickadees, Eastern bluebirds, and house wrens, will gather in large groups at night and ...