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  • 1996 Certificates

    Howard Doellel, Lac Dore

    Ivory Gull, 12 November 1995.

    Norma & Victor Mowat, Selkirk

    Least Tern, 5 December 1995.

    Lorraine & Bill Hatch, Hanover

    Harris’s Sparrow, November 1995-January 1996.

    Howard Nussey, Big ‘O’ Incorporated Comber Division

    Providing Access to Comber Woods and Lagoons.

    Rose Petersen & Ian Smith, Ancaster

    Hoary Redpoll, January 1996.

    Joan & Frank Xuereb, Stoney Creek

    Varied Thrush, January 1996.

    Alex Scott, Stella, Amherst Island

    Access to Owl Woods, January-February 1996.

    Chris Davies & Tom Harvey, Unimin Canada Limited

    Assistance in Search of eagles Petroglyphs Area.

    Kathy Vowinckle, Demoretsville

    Providing Breeding Habitat for Henslow’s Sparrow, June-July 1996.

    Terry Sprague, Demoretsville

    Assistance to Birders looking for Henslow’s Sparrow, June-July 1996.

    Ursula & Manfred Kolster, Hamilton

    Spotted Towhee, December 1995-April 1996.

  • 1995 Certificates

    Daniel Johnstone, Area Supervisor, Niagara Region Environmental Services, Port Weller Pollution Control Plant

    for Ross’s Gull, February 1995.

    Sharri & Jerry Wright, Pat & Herb Martin, Leamington

    for hosting Bewick’s Wren in May 1994.

    John Haggeman, St. Clair Nature Wildlife Reserve

    for hosting Vermillion Flycatcher, November 1994.

    Barbara Horth & Eugene Kideres, Thunder Bay

    for hosting Gray-crowned Rosy Finch, January 9 1995.

    Helen & Murray Sutherland, Queensville

    for hosting Varied Thrush, January 1995.

    Bill Hutch, Hutch’s Restaurant, Van Wagner’s Beach

    for warmth and protection on Jaeger days.

  • 1994 Certificates

    First Award presented to: Jean & Eric Niskanen

    for hosting the Band-tailed Pigeon in September 1994.

    John Chapman, Arkona

    for hosting Brambling in January 1994.

    Sherrie & Glenn Neiman, Koshlong Lake

    for hosting Black-chinned Hummingbird 3 July 1994.

    Ian & Margaret Ferguson, Picton

    for hosting Say’s Phoebe, November 1994.

    Officer in charge and Staff CGR 100 Canadian Coast Guard, Port Weller

    who allowed birders out to see the Ancient Murrelet, November 1994.