Birders,
Yesterday afternoon, my brothers and I observed a YELLOW BILLED CUCKOO in
the woods behind our house.
Other species of note(today and yesterday) were: Northern Parula, Swainson's
thrush, Hermit thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, White-,& Red-breasted nuthatch,
Dark-eyed juncos, Chipping
My husband and son called to ask me to post that they found an ADULT
CALIFORNIA GULL at Wheatley Harbour, near Point Pelee. They had the bird on
the westerly concrete wall at the mouth of the harbour. They watched and
photographed the bird for a while until it flew to the beach on the east
s
Cranberry Marsh
Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 06, 2006
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black Vulture0
The weather in Ottawa, Ontario was great again today. I decided to take a
quick trip to Casselman to have another look at the Cattle Egret. I arrived
there after 12:30pm. The Cattle Egret was once again found feeding near the
few horses on the farm at 545 Route 500, North of Casselman. After
This is an official posting from the High Park Hawk Watch.
Station: High Park, Toronto, Ontario
View Period: Oct 5, 2006
Station coordinator: Don Barnett
Counters: D. Barnett, B. Carswell, C. Harte, M. Kelch, N. McHugh & H.
Shapiro
Thanks to the many observers and visitors who have contributed
Today at 1200 an adult female Rough-legged Hawk(light Phased) was observed by
myself for 10 minutes as it lazily circled Southward.It was observed near the
intersection of the 20th Sideroad and the 2nd Line of Innisfil.
It was heading Due South , apparenly not wanting to Stop.
Hwy 11 to 89,E
LONDON SWIFTWATCH 2006 - REPORT NO. 8 - October 3
McIlwraith Field Naturalists of London have been monitoring chimneys in
London that are known to be or have been roosting sites for Chimney Swifts,
Chaetura pelagica. This project, now in its third year, was organized as a
response to the province
It has been an excellent week for birds locally. To start, there were two
Surf Scoters in the Amherstview sewage lagoons last Friday. Four more were
seen off the west end of Amherst Island Oct. 3rd and three White-winged
Scoters did a fly-by at the east end the same day. Two Ruddy Ducks showed up
i
This is an addendum to my email to Ontbirds on Thursday, Sept. 5th. I'm
sure by now some have had a close look at the Cattle Egret and have formed
some opinion as to its age. I mention this in regards to a question posed
by Jacques Bouvier in his original email to Ontbirds regarding the age of
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