Earlier this evening, 6:45 PM, my wife and I observed one Palm Warbler and
two Gray Catbirds on the Merritt Trail near Martindale Road.
In addition, 15 Brown-headed Cowbirds were observed in a tree near the
Martindale Road entrance to the trail.
Bob Highcock and Jean Hampson
St. Catharines, O
Today we saw a male Yellow-headed Blackbird at Long Point on Lake
Erie. It's frequenting the bird feeder with other blackbirds at the
banding station on Old Cut Boulevard. Thanks to the staff for telling
us about it. We also saw the "calico" Little Blue Heron in the pond
beside the Bird Studies
Late this afternoon I found a drake MOTTLED DUCK on the south side of the
Hillman Marsh shorebird/waterfowl Habitat. The bird remained till dark so I
suspect it will be in the same spot tomorrow.
The duck was in company with Black Ducks, Mallards and the hybrid I mentioned
in a earlier post
On April 26 (last Saturday) there was a surge of birds arriving at
Presqu'ile Provincial Park that included several species that do not
normally return until early May. The residue of that influx, along with
a few other surprises, has kept birding interesting throughout this
week. The unsettl
Dani Valverde and I birded Minesing Swamp area today. The Ruff was still near
the hydro right-of-way close to a Short-billed Dowitcher and 3 Dunlin. Also
seen on McKinnon Road were 40+ Greater Yellowlegs, 300 + Lesser Yellowlegs, 8
Pectoral Sandpipers, 7 Wilson's Snipe, 7 Killdeer and 6 Solitar
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Both these birds were re-located after a bit of a search in the northeast
corner of the park. They were in the slough across the bridge near
Lakeshore Road. The Worm-eating Warbler was last seen at 6:40 p.m. by
Glenda Slessor and Bob Curry. With weather coming in, its possible these
birds will st
WEEKLY BIRD REPORT FROM PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY AND THE QUINTE AREA FOR THE WEEK
ENDING
Thursday, May 01, 2008
LINCOLN'S SPARROWS, RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRDS, BLUE-WINGED WARBLER, GRAY
CATBIRD, NASHVILLE WARBLER, ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAKS, BALTIMORE ORIOLES and
BOBOLINKS were newcomers to the Prince
Migration is on in Windsor!
I had the following in and around Little River this afternoon:
*around the creek:*
northern waterthrush
nashville warbler
black throated green warbler
black and white warbler
yellow warbler
magnolia warbler
blue grey gnatcatcher
grey catbird
wood duck (m&f)
white throa
Hi Ontbirders,
Spent the morning birding the Chaffeys Lock Road/Opinicon Road areas.
Overall bird activity was slow due to the cool temperatures. A total of
seven species of warblers were observed including Yellow, Yellow-rumped,
Black & White, Black-thr. Green, Northern Waterthrush, Pine Warb
There was a single Carolina Wren in the shrubbery on the north side of Lake
Victoria this afternoon. Also seen was a Yellow-rumped Warbler and two
Ruby-crowned Kinglets.
The area can be reached from Ontario Street (HWY 7/8) by turning north on
Waterloo St then right again on William Street.
This morning a Worm-eating Warbler was singing loudly from the undergrowth
of the wet woods on the west side of the base, Leslie St. Spit.
A Virginia Rail was also heard calling loudly and seen well from a small
wetland north of the wet woods and adjacent to Unwin Ave.
Directions:
Drive or walk
This morning at 10am while searching for and finding the WEVI, I also refound
the Worm-eating Warbler first found a few days ago. Both birds were initially
found in the cedars on the right hand side of the main path to to the lake
about 50' south of a large tree leaning across the path.
I had
Hello Ontbirders
This morning a breeding-plumaged male Red-breasted Merganser was just a
few metres from shore on the Ottawa River just west of the Remic Rapids
parking lot.
Directions: The Remic Rapids parking lot is on the north side of the
Ottawa River Parkway. The access road to the lot is th
Good morning.
This is a follow-up to my earlier message about the Fulvous
Whistling-Duck seen yesterday at the St-Albert sewage lagoons, East
of Ottawa.
I went to the lagoons yesterday to check for shorebirds which had made
a good showup on Sunday as reported by
I just returned after 3 hours of birding the lakeshore from Birchwood
Ck. (se Jack Darling Park) to Rattray Marsh. I netted 9 species of Warbler:
YRWA (36); PIWA (3); PAWA (1) B&WW (3); MAWA (1); BTGW (1), NWTH (1); NAWA
(1) and two Worm-eating Warblers. The later were feeding along the ed
A Fulvous Whistling-Duck was present late yesterday afternoon at the
St-Albert sewage lagoons, East of Ottawa.
The bird was standing in the grass, in company of a male Mallard and
other ducks on the bank of the South-West lagoon. It flew away with 3
males Mallards, but when I sto
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