GREAT GRAY OWLS IN ALGONQUIN PARK

My last post was about Great Gray Owls being sighted on the Mizzy Lake trail in
Algonquin Park,well the good news is that Michael Bertelson was able to locate them again, Michael a professional guide conducts photographic tour groups from Algonquin Inn into Algonquin Park, check out our web site for more details on Michael's tours for Loons and Moose.
the Great Grays where located way back into the bush but Michael was able to get this great shot of the not so small chick that had just been fed by the adult.



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ALGONQUIN PARK & GREAT GRAY OWLS

A Great Gray Owl was observed and photographed in the
Dizzy Lake area (near post 12) of Mizzy Lake Trail on
18 and 19 July. This may be the same individual that was
seen in that area on 13 June. A small population of this
boreal species is believed to breed regularly within
Algonquin Park.

The Dizzy Lake area is most easily accessed by going
backwards on the Mizzy Lake Trail from its beginning
at the junction of Arowhon Road and Highway 60 at
km 15.4. There is a map of the trail in the trail guide,
available at the trail entrance.

We would appreciate receiving your Algonquin Park
bird observations for our Visitor Centre records.

Ron Tozer
Algonquin Park Naturalist (retired)