Hi all.
The Redpolls that have attended my nyjer feeders at Bathurst and Eglinton
every day since 8 December dwindled down to just two individuals yesterday.
To brighten things, however, beside the plentiful Goldfinches, there was a
Brown Creeper in the yard yesterday morning, and this morning
The south winds over night have brought the first real visible migration
into the area. Between 7:15 and 8:45 I did about 60% of the trails and I
counted 10+ Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, five Northern Flickers, 12 Downy
Woodpecker, 7 Hair Woodpeckers, one Pileated Woodpecker, 8 Eastern Phoebes
This morning at work I found a partial albino cedar waxwing. It has regular
colour in its head, and has the yellow tail stripe and red wing marks. From the
neck to the tail is White.
The property that i found it on is private and I havn't been in contact with
the owner. If you want to
Tuesday, April 8-- With hopes to see vegetation popping forth I strolled
through the mucky southwest corner of the Lynde Shores woodlot in
Whitby--vegetation is still sparse. I had to be happy with my first
Yellow-rumped Warbler and a Fox Sparrow.
Next, the platform at the south pathway of
At noon today there was a pair of Fox Sparrows in our garden along with Tree
Sparrows and Juncos.
These are the first Fox Sparrows we have seen this year.
We live near HogĀ¹s Back in Ottawa.
Brian Mortimer
Ottawa Ontario
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ONTBIRDS
8 April 2008
Hi All,
Someone has dropped a truckload of Golden Crowned Kinglets in Port
Burwell, at least at my place. Joined by E. Wood Pewee, Brown
Creeper, fewer but still many Cedar Waxwings feasting on my crabapple
tree. Before today we had about 100 Cedar Waxwings for the best part
Hello Migrant Birders,
Yes, for the entire week we have been enjoying 2 RED FOX SPARROWS in our
yard. At first we did not know what they were. We thought that they were
THRUSHES but now that we know they are showing up everywhere else that is
what they are. Several SONG SPARROWS, JUNCOS,
Hello,
This morning around 8:30 a:m, I met Alan Wormington along the south end of the
West Beach parking lot, who was looking out over Lake Erie with 2 female King
Eider in his scope.
Migrants are more on the move now including large movements of Golden-crowned
Kinglets, along with
3.30pm today at Reesor Pond : 1 adult Glaucous Gull + 1 adult
Kumlien's Gull - also first Lesser Yellowlegs and one Northern Mocking
Bird - first Ruddy Ducks etc - Reesor Pond lies just North of Hwy 407
on West side of Reesor Road in Markham
My wife and I went to Port Perry today to get our permits for the Nonquon
Lagoons. We were told at the Transfer Station that the number was the same
as last year. We then went to see if we could get in - wrong entry code. We
went back to the transfer station and after a bit of a wait they managed
Good evening
Just got back home from a day with Margaret Liubavicius on the Toronto
islands and as well as it being a beautiful day to be birding we found some
pretty nice and interesting birds the best being 300 Bohemian Waxwings in the
morning ( 200 behind the houses on Wards Island, 75
Hi Ontbirders,
Today, 8 Apr, between about 4 and 4:30 PM Debbie Campbell and I observed the
Rideau River from Mooney's Bay Park (from the vicinity of the children's
play structures by the beach house). Looking SW in the direction of the
Moffat Farm area (across the river, now a subdivision), we
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- Birds mentioned
Snow Goose
Canada Goose
Northern Pintail
Ring-necked Duck
BARROW'S GOLDENEYE
GRAY PARTRIDGE
Great Blue Heron
Turkey Vulture
Northern Harrier
Red-shouldered Hawk
American Kestrel
Merlin
SANDHILL CRANE
Killdeer
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