Bird watching can still be a hoot in Toronto despite the winter cold. In fact, about 140 bird species can be seen in the GTA between December and February. As many as 120 species can be seen in ...

This winter's frigid temperatures are making it a brutal few months for Toronto's bird populations. The Toronto Wildlife Centre says it has been the busiest winter in history for the rescue charity.

With winter making its official arrival on Dec. 21, we thought this would be a good time to take a look at seven birds that don’t mind the cold weather and stay around all year in the Toronto area.

toronto’s birds of winter According to the City of Toronto, 249 species can be found in the GTA between December and February. Most winters, 115 to 120 species can be found within the city limits.

Kerrie Wilcox says her organization has a winter bird watching program and more than twice the number of people participated this year compared to last. "We had a 109 per cent increase in the ...

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Toronto’s ducks and geese are among the hardest-hit victims of this year’s brutal winter weather. Calls about dead birds — found stuck in the ice or floating lifeless in the water — shot ...

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