Hi All,
Headed down to the Long Point area today, stopping in at LaSalle Marina/Park in
Burlington. At the "Window to the Bay" which is an overlook just east of
LaSalle there was a winter plumaged Red-throated Loon. At LaSalle there were
many of the regular diving ducks (Canvasback, Redhead,
Viewing conditions were perfect today at the East Lake boat launch in
Sandbanks PP. Enough ice had melted so that birds were not spooked by
birders but still stayed within 60-75 metres of the boat launch. Two greater
white-fronted geese were obvious standing on the edge of the ice among the
1000 or
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
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Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Hi Chatters.
I can only speak for this southern part of Ontario, down to
Lake St Clair and up to Grand Bend.
The late Dennis Rupert and myself had a LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE on the
same corn crib two years running on March 4th. many years ago at Mitchell's
Bay. They seem to move i
Ontbirders,
There have been two recent reports of possible Loggerhead Shrikes to
Ontbirds. It is not imposible to see one this early. However, I'd like to
caution observers that at this time of year adult Northerns mimic
Loggerheads in both appearance and behaviour, especially in March and
Ap
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Here's one I need help with from the experts. At about 11:45 a.m. today at
Wheatley Harbour, I found a gull perched on a piling in the marina that
immediately had me thinking "California." It had a black spot on the bill in
addition to the red spot, a more rounded-looking head, and greenish-yell
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
Given the beautiful (if chilly) day, and the forecast of grubby weather
tomorrow, we decided to take off this afternoon to follow up on Ron
Flemings sightings. We had no luck with the tundra swans (not even any
geese there!), but did better up on Ravenshoe Rd where we found (near
the Jade Green
It was sunny, but cool (-10C) and windy this morning at Thickson's
Woods (Thickson Road, south from Hwy. 401 East in Whitby). The Woods
were very quiet at first, except for a few of the usual suspects:
House Finch, Black-capped Chickadee, Grackle, Mallard, Mourning Dove,
American Crow.
Betwe
I noted several Great Blue Herons flying and 2 sitting on nests at the
well-established rookery along Taunton Rd. just east of the York-Durham
Sideline in the AM on Saturday Mar.13.
Seen on Hall's Rd. in southwest Whitby, incl. the feeder setup, in the
fields and at the north Cranberry Marsh platf
Ontbirders,
On Friday, March 12, 2004 a single Hoary Redpoll was observed by Ethan
Meleg and Carol Norris mixed in with approximately 30 Common Redpolls at
the Algonquin Visitor Centre.
Today (Saturday), as visitors watched Common Redpolls (~30) and Pine
Grosbeaks (~12) at the Algonquin Visitor
I got up early this chilly March morn to join Kevin Shackleton and Keith
Dunn to check if any of the tundra swans reported in southwestern
Ontario earlier this month might have made their way up to York Region
yet. Low temperatures and a surprisingly bitter wind made us doubtful,
but as male red-w
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