It may not be the rarest of winter birds, but I thought it was absolutely
choice that I heard this magnificent song emitting from the rafters of my
local Loblaws the other evening at 4:30. The bird was sitting over the
produce section as I passed by. With the prolong winter cold, I needed the
cheer
This morning at about 7:30 am I spotted a Swamp Sparrow foraging in the
cattails on the south east corner of Grenadier Pond at High Park (Ellis Ave.
and Queensway). He (or she) is a bit shy but was coaxed up with some
pishing.
Attila Fust
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Thanks to Mark Cranford for allowing this posting.
Yesterday a long time member of the Hamilton birding community, Alf Epp
passed away in his 95th year. Alf was a member of the Hamilton Naturalists
Club and a huge contributor to birding in this area. Although I didn't
have the pleasure of meeti
Hello Ontbirders,
I stumbled upon a group of 9 WILD TURKEYS today at 12:30pm. They were
feeding in a cornfield to the east of Woodley Road, just south of Long Sault
conservation area. I also saw them there on Monday, at 2:45pm. They
cautiously fed for a few minutes before sneaking off into th
Yesterday, Tuesday, February 18th, at 11:45 a.m. Marc Latrémouille and I saw
the male Varied Thrush on the feeder at #383 Prinyer's Cove at the east end
of Prince Edward County. There was a Red-bellied Woodpecker at this feeder as
well.
At Amherst Island between 5 and 6:00 p.m. Marc and I saw fo
Early this afternoon a sub-adult Peregrine cruised by my 8th-floor office
window, close enough to see the face pattern quite distinctly. The bird
hunted in the vicinity of the Centre in the Square for a few minutes,
landing on the roof briefly, before disappearing behind nearby apartment
buildings
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