St-Lazare: rte 201 (cité des jeunes) just after chemin St-Dominique in the field on the north side there was a group of 26 Wild turkeys near electrical pylons.
sur la 201(cité des jeunes) à St-Lazare juste après le chemin St-Dominique dans le champ du côté nord il y avait un groupe de 26 dindons sauvages près des pylônes électriques. - Michel Juteau
Lachute: I checked out the landfill near Lachute today. I saw 40 Glaucous gulls (40 goélands bourgmestres) and seven Iceland Gulls (goélands articque) amongst the more common species. To view the fields where they loaf take the first exit for Lachute off Highway 50, go back over the highway onto Chemin Bethany. After a short while this becomes Chemin Charles-Leonard, look out for a crossroads that is Chemin Des Sources, go south for a couple of kilometers and the landfill appears on your left, keep going down the hill to view the fields, a scope is useful.
At Mirabel there was one Snowy Owl (Harfang des neiges) and four Gray Partridges (Perdrix grises) plus 100 or more Snow Buntings (plectophanes des neiges). I also saw three different Northern Gray Shrikes (Pie-grièche grise) today so they are probably on the move back north. - Mark Dennis
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Châteauguay, rue Higgins: 1 Carolina Wren photo, 2 Red-bellied Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Hairy woodpecker, White-breasted nuthatch, Dark-eyed junco, American goldfinche, American tree sparrows, Black-capped chickadees, Mourning Doves, Common raven, Amérque Crows, European Starling, House sparrows
Troglodyte de Caroline photo, 2 Pic à ventre roux, Pic mineur, Pic chevelu, Sitelles à poitrine blanche, Juncos ardoisé, Chardonnerets jaune, Bruants hudsonnien, Mésanges à tête noire, Tourterelles triste, Grand corbeau, Corneilles d'Amérque,- Étourneaux sansonnet, Moineaux domestique - Gilles Ethier
Rare and interesting bird sightings from Quebec
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