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Latest Sightings in the Windsor Area
February 2012
Ojibway's weather is available anytime on the Internet at two sites: Current Weather at Weatherlink and a more comprehensive report at Weather Underground.
You can follow latest news through @OjibwayPark on 
Friday, February 3: A Ross's Goose was present in the River Canard yesterday along Canard Drive, just downstream from N Townline Road. Cackling Geese were reported here a couple of weeks ago. Large numbers of Canada Geese roost along the river as it has remained ice free for most of the winter.
Here at Ojibway we are starting to hear a few birds sing on the warmer days including Tufted Titmouse, Black-capped Chickadee, House Finch and Carolina Wren. The wrens have been singing all winter unlike most inhabitants of Ojibway.
Send reports of your latest sightings to:
Ojibway's web site: Paul Pratt, 519-966-5852 (ojibway@city.windsor.on.ca)
