The breeding plumaged Cattle Egret found yesterday afternoon by Peter Yoerg
remains in Gasline. I saw the bird at 0720 this morning feeding in the same
field where it was found by Peter. Gasline is about two-thirds of the way to
Port Colborne from Fort Erie on Highway # 3. This field is directly opposite
house number 3222 Highway #3. While there were no cattle present, the bird was
feasting on insects along a fence line running through the middle of the field
in company with a number of Ring-billed Gulls.
Good luck if you go.
Kayo
Kayo Roy
13 Kinsman Court
Fonthill, ON
L0S 1E3
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Noon at Reesor Pond today - 1 Great Egret [no leg bands], and many
shorebirds hunkered down against strong Westerly - Reesor Pond lies
just N of Hwy 407 on Reesor Road in Markham - cheers - Stan Long
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Redheaded woodpeckers still here: Beaverton
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Hi All, I am pleased to announce that the redheaded woodpecker that I reported
on May 22 has stayed around. In fact the numbers have fluctuated between one
and four adult birds. I have taken several good images. A couple of nights ago
I watched two of them as they were flycatching. The birds took large winged
insects and then stashed their prey in the crevices of the huge dying
cottonwood in the vacant lot across the street from my house. Unfortunately,
this tree is slotted to come down over the winter.
Cheers,
Greg Jaski
43 Parklawn Blvd.,
Beaverton, ON
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Beaverton is about 50 minutes north of Whitby following hwy. 12 or 70 minutes
north-east of Toronto following the 404 to Davis Drive east then hwy 48 north
to Port Bolster, then left on Durham 23 into downtown Beaverton, turn left on
Simcoe then left on Main West to Parklawn. Stop at the corner of Parklawn and
Beechwood look west. If you come to observe please stay on Parklawn Blvd.
Here is a map of Parklawn Blvd.:
http://www.google.ca/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=40+park+lawn+.,+beaverton+ontario&sll=44.427758,-79.168124&sspn=0.007141,0.01399&ie=UTF8&ll=44.427957,-79.168124&spn=0.007141,0.01399&z=16&iwloc=addr&om=1
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A Tufted Titmouse spent May 27th at my back yard feeder, along with a small
flock of resident Black Capped Chickadees, in Midhurst, Ontario, a village
just north of Barrie. This is an unusual sighting for Simcoe County.
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Male Connecticut Warbler at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
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This morning at approximately 8:30 a.m. I observed a male Connecticut
Warbler in the east section of Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. I first heard it
singing and after 5 minutes of searching in the canopy I spotted the bird
and was able to observe for another 10 minutes before I had to leave. I was
able to clearly observe the distinctive white eye ring. The Connecticut was
foraging throughout the canopy of a tree approximately 8 - 10 m tall.
The exact location was at the north end of the east section of the cemetery
(east section of MPC is between Mt. Pleasant and Bayview) along a section
bordered by a tall concrete block fence (for those who know the cemetery it
was just west of the children's school on the opposite side of the fence).
Attila Fust
Directions: The car entrance to the east section of the Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery is off of Mt. Pleasant Road (375 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto
Ontario) just north of Moore. Ave.
