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for welcoming all birders to their home in St. Catharines (more than 100) to see the adult White‐winged Dove that was there from 21 July 2008 to at least 15 October 2008.
for showing birders the Rainy River area and its unique birds for 25 years.
for her many years of contributing to the birds and birding community of Ontario.
for his many years of contributing to the birds and birding community of Ontario.
for his assistance to birders looking at the Orillia Northern Hawk Owl.
for his contribution to the Sauble Beach Piping Plovers in 2007.
for their hospitality to visiting birders during the appearance of a Rufous Hummingbird at their feeder, 18 November to 1 December 2007.
for their care in dealing with Pileated Woodpeckers on their hydro poles.
for graciously inviting birders into his yard to observe rare birds at his feeders.
for his outstanding work on the development of the new OFO Web Site.
for her outstanding work on the development of the new OFO Web Site
for her efforts and generosity in accommodating OFO members in viewing the Sharp‐tailed Grouse on their lek.
for their efforts and generosity in accommodating OFO members in viewing the Sharp‐tailed Grouse on their lek.
for their efforts and generosity in accommodating OFO members in viewing the Sharp‐tailed Grouse on their lek.
for welcoming birders to bird safely on their vast property at Waterdown Garden Supplies Ltd.
for two years has encouraged us to drive onto his sod farms to get closer to shorebirds and has suggested routes to take so as to avoid interfering with his work crews.
for his significant contribution to the Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Ontario 2001-2005.
for his significant contribution to the Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Ontario 2001-2005.
for his significant contribution to the Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Ontario 2001-2005.
for his significant contribution to the Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Ontario 2001-2005.
for their strong support of the Piping Plovers at Wasaga Beach.
for their important efforts on behalf of the Piping Plovers at Wasaga Beach.
in recognition of their dedication to nature and especially for protecting wildlife at their pond.
for welcoming birders to their property to see the Western Kingbird which was there on 26 and 27 September 2006.
in recognition of his freely giving his time and expertise to redesign the OFO website look in 2006.
for recognizing the importance of habitat creation for migrating shorebirds as well as enhancing viewing opportunities for visiting birders at Hillman Marsh.
for bringing Reesor Pond to the attention of the birding community in 2006.
for participating in ten years of birdathons for OFO.
for promoting birding in the Alfred area through the creation of the Alfred Birding Trail and particularly the Birding Tower at the Alfred Sewage Lagoon.
for promoting birding in the Alfred area through the creation of the Alfred Birding Trail and particularly the Birding Tower at the Alfred Sewage Lagoon.
in recognition of his long standing support of Ontario Birds and OFO.
in recognition of his long standing support of Ontario Birds and OFO.
in recognition of his long standing support of Ontario Birds and OFO.
in recognition of their long standing support of Ontario Birds and OFO.
for providing access to their settling lagoons.
for her weekly Hamilton Naturalists Club Birding report on Ontbirds.
for the many years she operated her wonderful bird feeders in Chippewa.
for his kindness in accommodating birders wishing access to the Brighton Wetland.
for his hard work in maintaining trails for birders in the Hamilton area.
for his help in enabling us to bird the Holland Landing Lagoons.
in recognition of their important finding, and of their contribution to the successful nesting, of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
in recognition of their contribution to the successful nesting, of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
in recognition of their important contribution to the successful nesting of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
in recognition of their important contribution to the successful nesting of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
in recognition of his important contribution to the successful nesting of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
in recognition of his important contribution to the successful nesting of Piping Plovers at Sauble Beach in 2007.
Ron and Lynda Valentine.
Photo: Jean Iron
Mike Malone. Photo: Jean Iron
Cindy Cartwright. Photo: Jean Iron
Brendan and Kim Loews.
Photo: Jean Iron
Cheryl Edgecombe. Photo: Jean Iron
Barry Cherriere. Photo: Jean Iron
for making his farm available for the Eastern Loggerhead Shrike Recovery Program near Dyers Bay on the Bruce Peninsula and for working with Lee Redford and Rina, from the University of Guelph, to look after the 20 cages on the farm.
for bringing the Yellow-headed Blackbird (among other interesting birds) to the attention of the birding community and for gracefully and enthusiastically allowing people to visit her property near Embrun. January-February 2006.
of Deep River, for enthusiastically welcoming many birders into their home for the chance of an excellent view of a male Varied Thrush, which was first noticed on 11 January 2006 feeding on cracked corn. They patiently waited with everyone until the bird appeared often plying their visitors with warm drinks. January-February 2006.
for creating a wetland on Robert's property north of Wallaceburg that has been an attraction for hundreds of shorebirds and other birds and wildlife, including a Snowy Egret on 26 May 2006. They also hosted a Ruff from 29 April to 2 May 2006.
Prothonotary Warbler. Photo: Genny Houghton
for hosting the large numbers of visitors who came to see the Varied Thrush that visited her feeder in the winter of 2005.
for the identification work he did to confirm the identity of the Rufous Hummingbird in Niagara Falls in the autumn of 2004 and his prompt and thorough reporting of his findings through ONTBIRDS.
for his hard work and diplomacy in maintaining ONTBIRDS as one of the premier listservs.
for their continued cooperation with birders to provide access to shorebird viewing at Shirleys Bay.
to acknowledge fifteen years of assistance to the editors of Ontario Birds and OFO news.
`for their unfailing hospitality to the hundreds of birders who visited their home in Niagara Falls to see the Rufous Hummingbird in the autumn of 2004.
for his constancy in stocking the bird feeders on the paths from Halls Road to Cranberry Marsh.
for his assiduous reporting of Great Gray Owls in the Halls Road area during the irruption of winter 2005.
for hosting visitors on her property at Eagle so they could view the Pyrrhuloxia on her neighbour’s feeder around Christmas 2004.
for their assiduous reporting of the Rufous Hummingbird in Niagara Falls in the autumn of 2004.
for their reporting of a Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch that visited their bird feeder in Chelmsford in January and February 2005 and for their hospitality to visiting birders.
for hosting the large numbers of visitors who came to see the Harris’s Sparrow that visited her feeder in the winter of 2005.
for maintaining the feeder that attracted the Pyrrhuloxia to his home in Eagle at Chrismas 2004.
American Woodcock. Photo: Jean Iron
for welcoming birders on their land to view the Gray Flycatcher near Cayuga in December 2003 and January 2004.
for their hospitality to visiting birders viewing the Painted Bunting at Normandale in August 2004.
for their kind hospitality to birders visiting to see the Band-tailed Pigeon in London Ontario, December 2003.
for compiling the 21-year Index to Ontario Birds, 1983-2003, on the OFO website.
for their kind hospitality to visiting birders and for feeder construction and maintenance for the Band-tailed Pigeon, December 2003.
for their hospitality to birders and reporting of a Hooded Warbler in Oakville, April 2004.
for their warm welcome to birders for the Black-headed Grosbeak, December 2003.
for their warm welcome to birders who came to see the Black-headed Grosbeak at their feeder, December 2003.
for her assistance to birders seeking a rare gull at the Ottawa Valley Waste Recovery Centre, November 2003.
for his support of OFO with cover illustration for Ontario Birds and his dedication to conservation.
in recognition of her sixty years of tireless devotion as the avian Florence Nightingale.
in recognition of his selfless and persevering commitment to preserving the Grimsby Lakeshore Wetland.
for his feeder maintenance for the Band-tailed Pigeon, London, December 2003.
the kind welcome to visiting birders seeking a rare gull, November 2003.
for welcoming birders to view the Varied Thrush in April 2004.
for their kindness and hospitality to birders viewing the Painted Bunting at Normandale in August 2004.
for their kind hospitality to visiting birders and tireless efforts to nourish a Rufous Hummingbird in Kingston, Winter 2003/4.
Black Tern. Photo: Brandon Holden
for his valuable and generous photographic contributions to OFO publications and to the OFO website over many years.
for their generous hospitality to Ontario birdwatchers during the stay of the pair of Varied Thrushes at their property during winter, 2003.
for teir leadership and efforts in creating new shorebird habitat at Hillman Marsh and providing Ontario birdwatchers with excellent viewing opportunities.
for his generous hospitality to Ontario birdwatchers during the stay of the Varied Thrush at his property during April, 2003.
for his significant efforts over the years in providing bird reports and informing Ontario birders about birding opportunities for the Presqu’ile area.
for his leadership of the Gore Bay, Manitoulin Island OFO field trip each year in April and his outstanding hospitality to visiting birders.
for his dedication and support to the Southwestern Ontario birdwatching community and for his unwavering commitment to public education about birds and nature by writing a weekly column in the London Free Press for the past 40 years.
for his outstanding volunteer efforts with the Bruce County Birding Club and his commitment to organizing club trips and encouraging the participation of new birdwatchers.
for her dedication and support to the Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec birdwatching community and for her unwavering commitment to public education about birds and nature by writing a weekly column in the Ottawa Citizen for the past 30 years.
for his outstanding contributions as an enthusiastic OFO trip leader over many years.
for his significant efforts over the years in providing bird reports and informing Ontario birders about birding opportunities for the Quinte area.
for their interest in wildlife and habitat preservation and in recognition of their certification under the “Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses”.
for their generous hospitality to Ontario birdwatchers during the stay of the Spotted Towhee at Blair during winter, 2003.
Bay Breasted Warbler. Photo: Genny Houghton
for his tireless work to obtain access on behalf of all Ontario birders to the Port Perry Sewage Lagoons. He received a second award for generously donating his time and raising funds during the Baillie Birdathon on behalf of OFO for the past 10 consecutive years.
for their outstanding hospitality to Ontario birdwatchers during the stay of the Lewis's Woodpecker at their property during winter 2002
.for their persistence in obtaining access on behalf of all Ontario birders to the Port Stanley Sewage Lagoons and their involvement in building the wildlife viewing stands throughout Elgin County.
for their significant volunteer efforts as Editors of Ontario Birds and for making it Ontario’s finest birding publication.
for their outstanding hospitality to Ontario birdwatchers during the stay of the Smith’s Longspur at their property during winter 2002.
for their leadership and efforts in building seven wildlife viewing stands at sewage lagoons and wildlife areas throughout Elgin County to minimize bird disturbance and enhance viewing opportunities.
Great Gray Owl.
for completing 10 consecutive years of Baillie Birdathon and raising over $9,000, of which $3,000 came back to OFO.
for maintaining habitat for wintering owls in The Owl Woods, Amherst Island, and for providing access to visiting birders to see the owls.
for maintaining habitat for wintering owls at The Owl Woods, Amherst Island, and allowing visitors access to see the owls.
for significant assistance to Ron Tozer, co-editor of Ontario Birds, with formatting, layout and computer software.
for hospitality to birders coming to see the Harris’s Sparrow, 17 December 2000 to 31 January 2001.
for posting daily updates on ONTBIRDS and being helpful to birders visiting Pelee Island for the Wood Storks in August and September 2001.
for help on ONTBIRDS in 2000.
Earl Willard, Senior Captain; Captain Doug Shurtliffe; Helen Trotter, Purser; Brent Wolfreys for assisting birders to see the Ivory Gull on the ferry crossing to Amherst Island, January 2001.
for maintaining habitat for wintering owls in The Owl Woods, Amherst Island, and for your hospitality to visiting birders.
for maintaining habitat for wintering owls at The Owl Woods, Amherst Island, and providing access to visiting birders to see the owls.
for maintaining habitat for wintering owls in The Owl Woods, and for providing access to visiting birders to see the owls.
Henslow‘s Sparrow.
for welcoming birders to his home to see the male Mountain Bluebird, November, 1999 to March, 2000. The bird may have been present as early as the summer of 1999.
for their support, accommodation and for delaying the start of hunting at the marsh in order to protect the Anhinga. Pete Read, for providing daily updates on ONTBIRDS and welcoming birders to observe the Anhinga, at Delaware, July to September, 2000.
for providing information on the Heermann's Gull in Toronto and helping visiting birders, January to September, 2000.
for providing frequent postings on ONTBIRDS on the White-winged and Red Crossbills at Cranberry Marsh, Ajax, and assisting visiting birders, November, 1999 to March, 2000.
for providing regular updates on ONTBIRDS on the Heermann's Gull in Toronto and helping visiting birders, November, 1999 to September, 2000.
for regular updates on ONTBIRDS and hospitality to visiting birders for the Anhinga at Delaware, July to September, 2000.
for welcoming birders to their home and neighbourhood to see the Lewis's Woodpecker, Carman Road near Brighton, 13 to 18 June 2000.
for providing updates on ONTBIRDS about the Delaware Anhinga and welcoming and helping visiting birders, July to September, 2000.
Gray Jay. Photo: Jean Iron
for welcoming birders on the occasion of the Harris's Sparrow December 1998 to May 1999.
for their contribution to our knowledge of birds and their hospitality to the Ontario birding community.
for providing staff and programs to help visiting birders and contribute to our knowledge of birds.
for creating Ontbirds and maintaining the listserv 24 hours a day.
for their hospitality to visiting birders on the occasion of the Eurasian Tree Sparrow, May 1999.
for providing help and support to the nesting Red-necked Grebes.
for maintaining habitat for nesting Loggerhead Shrikes and always being friendly to visiting birders.
Varied Thrush
Spotted Towhee.
For his Efforts to Protect the Leslie Street Spit in Toronto.
Keeping the Phone Lines Open to Inform Birders about Rare Birds.
For His Maps and Illustrations in OFO News and Ontario Birds.
Being the Primary Donor of NPHW Tower at Beamer Conservation Area and Managing the Project.
For a Significant Financial Donation to the NPHW Tower at Beamer Conservation Area.
Allowing the Tower on Conservation Property, Arranging Permits and the Installation of Footings.
Arranging the Donation of the NPHW Tower at Beamer Conservation Area.
Setting up the Majordomo Software for e-mail Lists. Otnbirds was the First for HWCN.
Establishing an e-mail List Capability for Ontbirds.
Allowing Birders on Seaway Property at Port Weller East.
Welcoming Birders to Watch Birds at the Large Pond on His Property.
Managing the Habitat for Shorebirds by Creating a Natural Beach.
Providing Access to the Blenheim Sewage Lagoons.
10 Years of Welcome to OFO Birding Tours at Oak Grove Camp near Rainy River.
Providing Birders with Access to the Nonquon Sewage Lagoons, Port Perry.
Maintaining a Raptor Preserve in Fisherville.
Hosting the OFO Field Trip 18 April 1997.
Preserving Habitat for Sharp-tailed Grouse and Allowing Birders Access to their Property.
Glossy Ibis May 1997.
Ivory Gull, 12 November 1995.
Least Tern, 5 December 1995.
Harris's Sparrow, November 1995-January 1996.
Providing Access to Comber Woods and Lagoons.
Hoary Redpoll, January 1996.
Varied Thrush, January 1996.
Access to Owl Woods, January-February 1996.
Assistance in Search of eagles Petroglyphs Area.
Providing Breeding Habitat for Henslow's Sparrow, June-July 1996.
Assistance to Birders looking for Henslow's Sparrow, June-July 1996.
Spotted Towhee, December 1995-April 1996.
for Ross's Gull, February 1995.
for hosting Bewick's Wren in May 1994.
for hosting Vermillion Flycatcher, November 1994.
for hosting Gray-crowned Rosy Finch, January 9 1995.
for hosting Varied Thrush, January 1995.
for warmth and protection on Jaeger days.
for hosting the Band-tailed Pigeon in September 1994.
for hosting Brambling in January 1994.
for hosting Black-chinned Hummingbird 3 July 1994.
for hosting Say's Phoebe, November 1994.
who allowed birders out to see the Ancient Murrelet, November 1994.