The American Avocet found by a Peterborough birder yesterday (June 10) was
still present this morning (June 11) at 8:30 a.m.
Directions:
From Peterborough, take Monaghan Road south, under the bypass. It becomes
Johnson Dr. when it swings west and follows the bypass. Johnson jogs left,
Birders,
I decided to head out to the Currie Tract and try for this Prairie
Warbler. The bird sang as soon as I hit the clearing, just after
having passed two birders leaving the area who had not found the bird.
It sang several times and as I got closer it stopped. I found the
small clearing
The breeding-plumaged American Avocet was still actively feeding among a
flock of male Mallards in shallow grassy ponds south of Peterborough just
after 1pm today, Thursday, June 10th. Probably a female by the strongly
upcirved bill - a strikingly beautiful bird.
Copied here are John Geale's
WEEKLY BIRD REPORT FROM PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY AND THE QUINTE AREA FOR THE WEEK
ENDING
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Prince Edward County's first confirmed MARBLED GODWIT leads the Quinte Area
Bird Report this week. The bird was observed - where else, but at the Kaiser
Crossroad flooded fields.
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 06/11/2009
* NYBU0906.11
- Birds mentioned
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Thank you, David
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YELLOW-B. FLYCATCHER
Pied-billed
The migrants northward fly their weary way, and leave the Park to
residents and to me. These words, adapted from Gray's /Elegy Written in
a Country Church-yard/, come to mind in the past week when birding in
Presqu'ile Provincial Park. There is a sense of loss that very few of
the migrants
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