Black-legged Kittiwake

This evening Sandra Eadie and I went to Second Marsh (east of Oshawa, exit at Harmony Rd) hoping to see the male Eurasian Wigeon reported yesterday or possibly the Black-headed Gull or Arctic Tern reported a week ago. We had no luck with any of these but saw instead a first summer Black-leg

HSR: Beamer Conservation Area (13 May 2003) Raptor counts (total=3)

Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON Grimsby, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: May 13, 2003 --- SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total -- --- -- -- Black Vult

HSR: Beamer Conservation Area (12 May 2003) Raptor counts (total=2)

Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON Grimsby, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: May 12, 2003 --- SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total -- --- -- -- Black Vult

MISSISSIPPI KITE at Grimsby, ON Today

Please see the Hawkcount report sent a few minutes ago for further information. Mike Mike Street Ancaster, Ontario, Canada [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mike Street <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information

HSR: Beamer Conservation Area (14 May 2003) Raptor counts (total=1)

Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON Grimsby, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: May 14, 2003 --- SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total -- --- -- -- Black Vult

Black Bellied Plover east of Port Alma, Port Crewe

Hi All! This afternoon I saw about 30 Black Bellied Plover less than 1 km east of Port Alma on the Talbot Trail. They were on the north side of the road in the field with the corn stubble. Opposite on the south side of the road, in the water of the construction site of a new house, was 1 Short b

Painted Bunting - Ottawa (Ashton)

Hello Ontbirders An adult male Painted Bunting (reported by James Akers) was coming to a niger seed feeder at 421 Amberwood Road, near Ashton. It was first seen Monday May 12, then and all day May 13. Unfortunately, it has not yet been seen today as of this message (2:45pm). The bird was well do

Pelee Island Bird Report May 14

Late yesterday - NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, 4 LINCOLN SPARROWS - both at Mill Point (SE corner) Today: This morning brought some new birds to Fish Point- ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, NORTHERN PARULA, NORTEHRN WATERTHRUSH, both CUKOOS, YELLOW THROATED VIREO, as well as all the regulars. First NORTEHRN SHOVEL

Point Pelee Migration Update - May 14, 2003 (Wednesday)

Good morning, The light NW winds overnight did little to bring in many new migrants to the Park. Birding was relatively quiet with scattered pockets of activity throughout. However, diversity of species is still good, with many of the more unusual species being reported. The Woodland Nature Trail

Rondeau Bird Report -- May 14, 2003 (Wednesday)

Report for May 14, 2003 (Wednesday): New migrants are limited today due to clear skies and relatively cool temperatures overnight. Possibly the most migrants are to be found in the north end of the Park, where many migrants were in full song including Scarlet Tanager, American Redstart and a P

Hermit Warbler - Cabot Head, Bruce Peninsula - May 13

Greetings Birders, Yesterday, Stephane Menu, bander in charge for Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory caught and banded a second year female Hermit Warbler at Cabot Head, Bruce Peninsula. The bird was carefully identified and released. It has not been reported since. I will post an update if the

Eurasian Wigeon at Oshawa Second Marsh

Oshawa Second Marsh/ McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve/Darlington Provincial Park report for evening of May 13. A drake EURASIAN WIGEON was in the Second Marsh with a group of 6 AMERICAN WIGEON drakes. The group was foraging between the tern islands just north of the east viewing platform. Also in