Greetings on this rather cool morning: The Brighton Constructed Wetland was
a very good place for shore birds yesterday. Rod and I relieved Doug Mcrae
at 11:00am. Doug reported a White-rumped Sandpiper, 15 Dunlin, 3
Short-billed Dowitcher, 2 Semi-palmated Plover, many Least Sandpiper and 8
The male prothonotary warbler was confirmed this morning at 9:00 am and
observed for about 15 minutes feeding in some small trees between 10-20 feet
off the ground from a distance of about 15 feet. The bird was seen by myself
and another birder on the west side of Mimico Creek (across the
The cold damp air kept the songbirds in Thickson's low in the trees--great for
the very many birders in the morning of May 19 at Thickson's Woods. The
greatest concentration was near the cedar hedge at the west end of the
bird-feeder trail, just inside the entry gate, as well as the car-park
Rondeau Bird Report – Monday May 19, 2008
Good morning birders.
Our warbler total for this morning was 22 species, including Cerulean,
Worm-eating and Prothonotary. There were 2 Ceruleans – a male at Bennett Road
and a female at the Maintenance Loop. Both of these birds were in the same
I've been delighted to hear an American Bittern calling throughout the day
for the last several days in the marsh behind our horse farm at 768 County
Rd 12.
Gary Scharf
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Ontbirders :
Apologies to the 2 gentlemen who were unable to access the lagoons today.
I went immediately to the lagoons and was easily able to unlock the gate.
I suspect the lock didn't dare give an old schoolmarm any trouble !
We just put in the new lock this past Friday.
Or perhaps the problem
Despite unfavourable conditions and few observers the last couple days, there
was nonetheless some migration activity with at least 19 warbler species noted
at Fish Point in the morning. Also of interest were two WHIMBREL out on the
tip of the point this morning. Pelee Island Heritage Centre
Hello Ontbirders,
Spent the long weekend birding the Presqu'ile Provincial Park area. The
warbler watching was great with 22 species on May 18 including Canada,
Mourning, Wilson's, Bay-breasted and a Louisiana Waterthrush today, May 19
along Jobes' Woods Trail. The highlight of the trip was a
A pair of Common Nighthawks were flying over the city end of the High
Level Bridge on York Blvd., Hamilton at 8:55PM this evening.
Directions: Via Hwy. 403 westbound - take the York Blvd exit and pull
over into the parking area at the end of the ramp, just before the
Hamilton Cemetery. Via Hwy.
Hi All
On the way home from Pelee tonight we had Black Bellied Plover just outside the
park gates,off Pelee Drive in the first field on the east side of the road.
We also had about 50 more BB Plover west of Port Crewe by marker 2759 on the
Talbot Trail on the south side of the road.
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