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Subject: [Ontbirds] Worm-eating Warbler - Cabot Head
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Forwaridng for the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory - email to
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Hi!
On Friday, 30 April, at 200pm, in a mixed flocks of juncos and warblers
(mostly yellow-rumped), I saw a WORM-EATING WARBLER. The observation was
made around the research station of the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory,at
Cabot Head, on the Georgian Bay. Other good birds for the area were a male
Red-bellied Woodpecker this same Friday, and a male adult Orchard Oriole on
Thursday, 29.
Stephane Menu
Field Ornithologist/Bander-in-Charge
BPBO
Cabot Head Research Station is located near DyerÂ’s Bay, on the Bruce
Peninsula. Acces to the station is limited. Please contact us for a visit.
Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory is a charitable non-profit group dedicated
to the conservation and study of birds and their habitats on the Bruce
Peninsula. For more information about BPBO and volunteer opportunities at
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Subject: [Ontbirds]
large flocks of Purple Finches arrive in Gowganda..Temiskaming
Dist. north
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hi all,
During the last couple of days large numbers of purple finches have
converged to my feeders.
At one time today I counted 52 males and females.
Also in abundance Dark Eyed Juncos .
A male Harrier spends a good deal of time hovering, then flying at the tag
alters and brush along the lakeshore to flush the birds from their hiding
places.
A sharp shin has also discovered the ' dining area' and terrorizes the
birds. ......sometimes driving them into my dining room window.
Gert Trudel
Gowganda Ont.
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