Today David Hallett and I found Virginia Rail in small cattail marsh on the
floodplain of the Credit River nne of Streetville, Mississauga. The rail
did not call but because of the relatively small size of marsh it give us
several good views over a period of about 15 minutes ... albeit with not
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Birders,
I took a lunchtime drive over to Humber Bay Park today (was there from
12:45 to 2pm) and checked the mouth of Mimico Creek first. I
immediately saw a KILLDEER on the mudflats about 50m south of the white
pedestrian bridge that goes over the creek (which is located at the EAST
end of t
Hello Ontbirders
Bob Cermak phoned me about a first-year male Harlequin Duck he'd found
on the Ottawa River on the Quebec side of the Champlain bridge. It was
just on the east side of the bridge about 40 metres out from shore.
Apologies for any errors--I have NOT seen this bird myself and am
relay
Hi Ontbirders
The Gray Catbird at my parents feeder at Constance Bay was still present
this morning. It spends mostof its time in the cedar hedge or inside the
wood shed and usually feeds every 20 to 30 minutes.
good birding, Bruce
Directions:
The Port Burwell female Black-throated Gray
Warbler showed well several times from about 1015
to 1045 while we were present but wasn't seen
over the next 15 minutes until we left at 1100.
The bird was very active and appeared to be in
good shape. Another round of birders showed up
just as we
Ontbirders
The Black-throated Gray Warbler reported by Aaron Allensen was still to be seen
this morning in and around the lone red-cedar between the parking lot and the
west-side mouth of the Big Otter Creek in Port Burwell.
Directions: From the bridge over the river in Port Burwell go west up
There are still good numbers of waterfowl in Elevator Bay and on Wolfe
Island although the cold weather is rapidly filling in the bays with ice.
The Eurasian Wigeon was not reported this week and there are no other
unusual winter ducks. However there are good numbers of scaup, merganser,
and Tundra
This morning at 8:15 a.m. I was pleasantly surprised to discovered a
Common Yellowthoat feeding around the edge of the open water under a tangle
of Euomymus hanging over a pond I have in my front yard ... it drank from
pond several times ... then fed for about 10 minutes close to the ground or
i
On Friday, December 14th, 2007, this is the HNC Birding Report:
KING EIDER
HARLEQUIN DUCK
NORTHERN HAWK OWL
NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH
Northern Shoveler
Northern Pintail
Green-winged Teal
Lesser Scaup
Hooded Merganser
Ruddy Duck
Ruffed Grouse
Common Loon
Bald Eagle
Rough-legged Hawk
Merlin
Peregrine Fa
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