It was an overcast day with a temperature about 7c. I figured there was about 1,500 Tundra Swans at the ponds (adults and immatures), and lots of Canada Geese. At the back of the ponds, there were Mallards, Hooded Mergansers and a Great Blue Heron. There were other duck species but too far away to ID.
The Ross's Goose is similar to the Snow Goose but has a more rounded head and a stubby bill. They breed in Arctic Canada, Baffin Island and west of Hudson Bay. Ross's Geese migrate central North America to south USA and Mexico. They are rare in Ontario.
| Ross's Goose |
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