Nature NB reported a Great White-fronted Goose at Oak Bay this week.
Image via WikipediaMacLeod's farm can be reached by taking the Waweig/Lawrence Station turn off, off Route 1 on the way to St. Stephen. Head north on Route 127. (a right turn) at the end of the ramp turn off until you come to the Cross Roads Convenience Store. Here make a left turn onto the McALellan Road go up over the hill to the stop sign, this road now becomes Sawyer Road - go along this until the next stop sign and this road ends and you will be at the MacLeod's farm. The Goose has been in the field to the right with a number of other Canada Geese, the driveway along the field will lead you up to a couple of farm houses and barns.
Showing posts with label Oak Bay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oak Bay. Show all posts
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Greater White-fronted Goose at McLeod Farm, Oak Bay
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Nighthawks at Oak Bay
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Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 04:52:35 -0700
From: ron m NatureNB
Subject: Common Nighthawks
About 6:30-7 pm yesterday Arlene and I were going into town and through Oak Bay(outside St. Stephen) there were in excess of 50 Nighthawks flying ove r the area. The first I've seen this year.
Ron McGuire
Tower Hill, NB
(outside St. Stephen, NB)
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 04:52:35 -0700
From: ron m NatureNB
Subject: Common Nighthawks
About 6:30-7 pm yesterday Arlene and I were going into town and through Oak Bay(outside St. Stephen) there were in excess of 50 Nighthawks flying ove r the area. The first I've seen this year.
Ron McGuire
Tower Hill, NB
(outside St. Stephen, NB)
Labels:
2009 August,
Birds,
Oak Bay
Friday, August 7, 2009
Bald Eagle drying wings
I missed its bath, but captured some shots of this Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) drying off its wings after swimming near the Cooke Aquaculture hatchery on the Oak Haven Rd. Oak Bay, NB. The eagle made a few attempts at flight and then resolved to spread his wings and wait. All this seen at 13:00 27-July-2009.
Stephen Raye
Environmental Technician
Ganong Nature and Marine Park
Stephen Raye
Environmental Technician
Ganong Nature and Marine Park
Labels:
2009 August,
Oak Bay
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