Sorry re-late posting : computer only available tonight : Tuesday/ Wed. in Ottawa Snowy Owl at Rushmore & Eagelson plus 19 Snow Buntings and 30 Horned Larks. Nearby 6 Grey Partridge on Akins in a ditch ( off Eagelson). 2 male Barrow's Goldeneyes at Remic Rapids, Barred Owl at Riddell Road trail ne
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Kriders Red-tailed Hawk (adult)Thursday, Feb. 611 a.m., Abandoned CN spur
at Bond Ave. (Leslie and Lawrence).
There were four Redtails in this open area. This bird had a white tail with
a touch of pink by the dark tip. Since it is only a "variant" I cannot
recall seeing one in southern Ontario
For the first time in weeks, there has been a noticeable movement of
birds in and around Presqu'ile Provincial Park, with some birds
wandering further afield from their usual haunts and others re-appearing
after an absence of over a month.
The most significant change has been in the abundance of wa
Forwarded for Gerry.
Over the past 3-4 weeks we have had a male Eastern Towhee ground-feeding
> in our side yard, which has the protection of a 6 1/2 foot cedar hedge.
> It was here again today, Wed. 5/03 at 10-11 AM. It made another
> appearance at 12 noon, along with the female. Both are great
Hi fellow birders,
I reported two gray-phased Gyrfalcon on the St. Mary's River today, in Sault
Ste. Marie around noon hour. My report indicated that both of these birds
were of large size and therefore possibly both female. I again saw these
birds around 1:45pm and watched them for a couple minu
At 1:30pm, Thursday, February 6th, 2003, this is the
Hamilton Naturalists' Club Birding Hotline Report. The
Hotline is normally revised on Thursday nights, unless
an unusual bird turns up in the Hamilton area.
Leading off this week's report are sightings from the
RBG. A walk on the Pinetum Trail
Good Morning Fellow Birders,
This seems to be the time for the Scaups in the lake south of the bluffs on
the Lakeshore Rd., s.e. of Newcastle. Several REDHEADS were among them as
well as COMMON GOLDENEYES, BUFFLEHEADS & RED BREASTED MERGANSERS. There
were even some of the latter three species in
Hello fellow biders,
Reports of gray-phased Gyrfalcon came in on January 27, 28 and 30th in Sault
Ste. Marie. All of these reports were only for single birds being seen
perched or flying at the foot of Pine Street (Canadian Forest Service).
Today two large (possible females), gray-phase Gryfalco
The feeder set-up on Hall's Rd. at the entry to the north pathway has had
the following over the past 2 days (Feb.5,6)--
20 COWBIRDS, many R-w Blackbirds, House Finches, White-throated Sparrow,
Cardinals, Junco, Tree Sparrows,
Downy WP, Hairy WP; at the platform area at the end of the path-- Song
S
(This message approved by M. Cranford)
Last week, my father, Franklin H. Folemsbee died in his 73rd year. He
was a longtime birder/bander with the Ontario Bird Banding Association
from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s and participated in several projects
at Long Point and Point Pelee. In particular,
Lucky person. I was there both at dawn and at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday and
couldn't find the owl. It was my fourth and fifth tries.
Anne Anthony
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Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 7:07 AM
Subject: Northern Hawk Owl - Campbel
This is a second hand report from a friend of the family (at least I think
it is from Colleen Bond.)
The Northern Hawk Owl was seen on high wire by the east bound ramp of the
401 at Campbellville at 3:45 pm Wednesday. Same general location it has
been seen before. The observer looked and was unsu
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