While out for a drive today which ended at the in-laws in Spring Water
township, we were in and out of rain in the 11th line and 20 Sideroad area
north of Bradford. We did however, manage to see what appeared to be an Indigo
Bunting fly in front of the car while stopped on 11th line at 20 Sidero
Rondeau Bird Report – Sunday May 18, 2008 - evening
Good evening birders.
Intrepid birders braved cool temperatures, driving rain and hailstones looking
for “a few good birds”. Despite the weather, they braved the elements and
managed some success. Our best warblers today were a Cerulean
Afternoon All
I have had a flock of about 30 birds here all afternoon feeding on apple
blossoms. What a sight.
We are located in the area of Rebecca St and the Fourth Line
They are still here as I am typing
Bill Morden
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Here's my second posting for day ... after lunch I headed on to CSSP just
as the rain was starting to let up. Similar to reports I had from several
birders who I met this morning who had just come from there, the bowl and
adjacent grouping of trees to the se were hopping with warblers ... in sp
Hello:
The White-eyed Vireo was still present today on Whitefish Island in Sault
Ste. Marie. It was present from 0830 to 0945 being relocated by Bill Parker.
It did not vocalize at any time and is quite inconspicuous sticking to the
dense brushy areas.
To my knowledge the Tufted Duck and Marbled
Darlington Provincial Park 5:45am to 10:15am
This morning I planned to walk around Oshawa Second Marsh and Darlington
Provincial Park to try and record a big species day. Shortly after arriving
at the Barrier beach along the south side McLaughlin Bay plans changed. I
decided to do a lake watch
It looks from this morning postings on Ont.birds that this is indeed the
big warbler weekend we've been waiting for.
At approximately 7:15 am this morning I found a Yellow-throated Warbler
feeding in a willow on Birchwood Creek which runs south along the east edge
of the park. It was just ea
While looking for the Kentucky Warbler reported yesterday, I found a first year
male Summer Tanager at about 8:15 a.m., slightly north of where the Kentucky
Warbler was reported. The bird was on the west side of Mimico Creek on the east
side of the trail next to the creek itself. It was feeding
Rondeau Bird Report – Sunday May 18, 2008
Good morning birders.
The warbler highlight for this weekend has been Cerulean Warblers. Today, I
found a first year male during the 7:30 am bird hike on Bennett Road.
Yesterday, a female was seen at the maintenance loop. Other good warblers
yeste
Witnessed Friday, at Point Pelee: a flock of 30-40 Dunlin, rising and
falling and feeding in the wake, of a large, noisy tractor, plowing
land in a field of Mersea Concession E, which lies adjacent to the
entrance to Point Pelee. Everyone has seen this behaviour in gulls but
is
After reading David Pyror's post I went to try my luck at West Dean Park. I
did not find the Kentucky as previously posted but I did find a male
Prothonotary Warbler. He was high up in the tree which is not where I
expected to see one. This was around 11 am
The bird was seen on the west side of
The interior of Thickson's Woods remains, as it has for several days, very
quiet--very few numbers of warblers. A BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO was noted in the
middle around 0930.
The following birds were seen and heard in 2 locales--along the car-park
roadside, and in the vicinity of the bird-feeder a
Friends of Point Pelee provides daily updates of sightings within Point
Pelee National Park during the Festival of Birds May 3 through May 19, 2008
Some migrants are present in Tilden Woods including Golden-winged,
Blackburnian, Bay-breasted, Magnolia, Black-and-white, and Tennessee
Warblers.
An
Hi all Bobolink lovers -
I am looking for some direction on protecting at least six pairs of
Bobolinks in the hay-fields at 3239 Dundas Street West in Oakville. As
I understand the situation the local farmer is likely to cut hay
around the first of July which will be too soon for the nestli
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Hello Ontbirders
In the last few weeks many rarities have been seen and photographed in
Ontario. Many thanks to all the generous photographers who allow the
use of their photos on the OFO Rare Bird Photo Page. I would like to
invite all Ont
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