Mid March is the peak of Tundra Swan migration in southwestern Ontario. The sight (and sound) of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of these impressive birds descending into a flooded corn stubble field is truly memorable. Here are a few images taken on March 16, 2008 from the fields adjacent the St. Clair National Wildlife Area near Chatham.
We miss those days out there swan watching in March, cold as it was. Nice photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great photos, we just spent the day watching the Tundra Swans in Shiocton Wisconsin resting, eating and flying through. I'm sure some of them were the ones in your photos. amazing birds - amazing journey, I stand in awe!!
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