Greetings birders: I joined Keith Lee at the Constructed Wetland at 4:45
this afternoon (May 28th) for a quick 30 minutes of birding. The highlights
were - Black Crowned Night Heron that took flight as we entered the wetland,
the first Eastern Kingbirds at the wetllnd, and the return of a pa
The first weekend of the Huron Fringe Birding
Festival wrapped up on Monday, 26th May with a
total of 166 species of birds reported. There
were great numbers of Warblers, Vireos, Thushes,
Woodpeckers and songbirds in the park. We had
many hikes within the park and up the Bruce
Peninsula.
Bir
It was a fine morning for birding, so I headed out to Earl Armstrong Road to
see if I could relocate the grasshopper sparrow I had previously observed in
the area last week (see archived post for more information). To my surprise,
two CLIFF SWALLOWS were present perching on the telephone lines
A Western Kingbird, Summer Tanager, and Acadian Flycatcher were at Fish Point
this morning.
Adam Pinch,
Pelee Island Bird Observatory
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I was in Thunder Bay for a meeting on May 27, and so flew up on the morning of
May 26. This gave me 4 - 5 hours of birding on Monday afternoon that started
with rain and a cold wind blowing off the lake. By 6:30 – 7:00 p.m. the sky
was clear and the sun was shining brightly. I was able to pic
Did most of my birding this weekend between Fenelon Falls and Coboconk. Best
bird was a Yellow-billed Cuckoo along Poulsom Rd., which runs east from North
Line. There is a good rail trail that runs north from Fenelon Falls and
crosses North Line on its way up to Burnt River and beyond. Some o
An excellent shorebird area has been created by flooding in a field east of
Keswick this spring. It sits on the north side of Ravenshoe Rd. a few kms east
of Woodbine Avenue. Keith and Chris Dunn were there yesterday in the early
evening and observed numerous Dunlin (60+), Semipalmated Plover
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