Mild weather has made for pleasant birding at Presqu'ile Provincial Park
for the past week, and has resulted in a steady influx of waterfowl and
other spring birds.
The first migrant flocks of Canada Geese passed over the Park on March
10, and a number of flocks followed on the next morning.
Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 09, 2004
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Black Vult
Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 08, 2004
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Black Vult
At 5:00 p.m. on March 11, 2004, this is the Hamilton Naturalists Birding
Report.
BARROW'S GOLDENEYE
EURASIAN WIDGEON *
SNOW GOOSE
SANDHILL CRANE
GOLDEN EAGLE
LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE
BOHEMIAN WAXWING
Tundra Swan
Common Merganser
Red-breasted Merganser
Hooded Merganser
White-winged scoter
Turkey Vulture
About noon today, two (presumably a pair) of Carolina Wrens popped around in
some bushes just inside Old Poplar Rd. entrance to Rattray. Last year, a
Carolina Wren was singing in the same area well into the summer.
A couple of Redwings also there but not much else. Marsh is still frozen.
Direct
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 03/11/2004
* NYBU0403.11
- Birds mentioned
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To-day while birding the Milton area north I came across a loggerhead
shrike.This bird was along the 3rd Line 300 yards south of the 15th.Sideroad
1 concession east of Speyside.I watched it for about 15 minutes using the
scope from inside the car.It left when a school bus came by and I could not
re
This would qualify as an alert rather than a sighting. A call today to the
Montezuma National Wildlife Area in New York State, just south of Lake
Ontario, yielded signs of encouragement for what may be a strong year in
Eastern Ontario for Snow Geese. Later this month and in early to mid-April
t
I checked the area around the cemetry and up and down the river for several
kilometer for the Greater White-fronted Goose that was at Little Lake
Cemetry yesterday and came up empty. Huge numbers of Red-winged Blackbirds
singing. Robins everywhere. A few Bufflehead and Ring-necked Duck with the
Greetings everyone. At about 5:15 p.m. yesterday as I was walking home from
the bus stop, I heard a crow squawk in a manner that made me think,
"Raptor!" I looked up and, sure enough, there was an adult Northern Goshawk
circling above one of the residential parking lots where I live, being
hara
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