Hi all,
Yesterday (Friday) on a tip from Bob Carlisle, Christine Trudeau and I were
able to see an adult male YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD and a female RED-BELLIED
WOODPECKER at a feeder west of Williamstown (northeast of Cornwall).
Then at 4:15 pm we saw the TUFTED TITMOUSE at the Manitou Street
Hi,
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Edward Dinniwell
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Bald Eagles, Owls - Fisherville to LaSalle Park
Saturday was a great day for birding especiall
Hello, today at 10: 30 a.m., I saw a Northern Mockingbird at Bayfront Park in
Hamilton. It was in a bush along the wire fence beside the CN railyard, on the
path going from the park towards the Desjardins Canal. It was eating some kind
of berries, (unsure of what kind), but probably also eat
Please excuse my flippant lack of directions to Fort Erie. Here again are
Marcia Jacklin's really good directions:
Directions: QEW to Fort Erie, exit at Central Avenue, turn right on Central;
right on Lakeshore, drive about 2 km to Adelaide St and use the viewing area.
If you go a couple more b
The area of Indian town line and Cheapside road appears to be holding at least
12 dark and light phase roughies .This appears to be holding area in a plowed
field south of I.T.Line down C.S. road on the east side .A number of birds on
the ground hidden amongst the dark earth clumps and white sno
This week I had the pleasure of seeing my first Northern Mockingbird
... right in my front yard on Rivervilla Crt. It was on my suet feeder
in the tree in the front yard. I did manage to get a few shots of it before it
flew off.
Theresa LeMire
Windsor/LaSalle
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Pair sighted at niger feeders at 8:10 am and again at 11:30 am on Monday,
Feb 25th. Along with multiple Common Redpoll.
710 North Road, Langton (farm owned by poster)
Directions from Woodstock: South on Hwy 59 to RR 13 (cross over Hwy 3);
Right onto RR 38 go west for10 kms to North Road; Sou
Birders:
Mark Cranford notified ONTBIRDS members back on January 19, 2008 that he and I,
with encouragement from Blake Maybank, had created a Winter Bird List for
Ontario for the 2007/2008 winter season. The link, again, for the Ontario
Winter Bird List is as follows:
http://www3.ns.sympatico.c
There were dozens of small flocks of Horned Lark and Snow Bunting, including
mixed and single species flocks, on the 3rd and 4th Concession Roads of the
Town of Kingsville, and the 6th, 7th, and 8th Concession Roads in the Town of
Essex today, totalling hundreds of individuals of both species. T
The February issue of OFO News, newsletter of the Ontario Field Ornithologists,
will be mailed
today, Friday 29 February, to members who have paid for 2008. Here are the
highlights of this 16
page colour issue:
ARTICLES
1. Waxwings and Winter Finches: Chris Earley reports from the Universit
The February issue of OFO News, newsletter of the Ontario Field
Ornithologists, will be mailed today, Friday 29 February, to members who have
paid for 2008. Here are the highlights of this 16 page colour issue: ARTICLES
1. Waxwings and Winter Finches: Chris Earley reports from the University of
Yesterday afternoon, I did a little leap-day birding on Wolfe Island along
with fellow Queen's biologists Jamie Morris-Pocock, Martin Mallet and Susie
Crowe. We worked over about half the area west of 8th line. Highlight of
the day was an exceptional view of 1 Snowy Owl at 5th Line and Baseline R
Hello Birders,
Two Golden Eagles were spotted today at 11:20 am, Saturday, March 1,
2008 by Ron Allensen.
Spotting was along the bluffs east of Port Burwell on the Lakeshore
Road at Ron's Monarch Landing location.
I joined Ron at 11:50 am and saw both birds.
They soared at bluff level, s
I should also have pointed out that Ron Allensen has a "resident"
Northern Mockingbird at his feeders at Monarch Landing.
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Date: March 1, 2008 1:05:17 PM GMT-05:00
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Hello Ontbirds people,
A dark morph Gyrfalcon was reported today (March 1st) at 3:00 pm along the
Rideau canal at Queen Elizabeth Driveway and 1st Avenue. It was seen perched
in a tree opposite #300 The Driveway and then flew east. This is very likely
the same bird that was 1st discovered last
Hello Ontbirds subscribers,
For those interested in an update on their present whereabouts, Gerry Binsfeld
and I viewed the 6 Greater White-fronted Geese in the harbour in Port Hope this
morning. All six birds were together among a group of a few dozen Canada Geese.
Directions:
Hwy 401 to
Hi everyone, a successful Toronto Ornithological Club outing today starting at
Humber Bay East with a male and female Harlequin Duck in the southern most bay
along the path to the southeastern tip. Other good birds here included five
Horned Grebes, two American Coots, two Lesser Scaup and three
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