At 2 p.m. today, June 22 , a breeding plumage avocet was seen in the
small , most southerly pond along Eastgate Dr. below the Burlington
Skyway bridge, Hamilton.
Barry Jones
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Simcoe,ON
N3Y 4K4
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Beverly Swamp Birds
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Dear Fellow Birders,
Checked out the Beverly Swamp this morning and didnt get to see as much of it
as I would have liked as the mosquitos are killer there. But a few good birds
were had, the best being a Canada Warbler carrying food. Also in abundance were
Northern Waterthrush, Veery, Mourning Warbler, Least Flycatchers, and a family
of ~10 Ruffed Grouse. Also went and saw the Peregrine Falcons in downtown
Hamilton and they look like the first should be ready to fledge tomorrow
morning.
Directions: Exit the 403 Hamilton at Hwy 6 north and continue until Flamborough
Conc.8 W. and follow this along until it becomes a dirt road. All of the birds
were seen along this road. For the Peregrines follow the 403 into Hamilton exit
at Main St and follow this east until Bay St turn left and they are at the
corner of Bay and King St.
Mike Boyd
Oakville, Ontario
