Found a juvenile female peregrine [by size] and banded - on a spit at Reesor
Pond at 7pm tonight and watched it fly and scatter ducks and shorebirds and
petrify six Great Egrets like I've never seen birds so scared before - in a
group facing the raptor - these six rigid in strange upright post
I had a Carolina Wren in my yard this evening in Ajax ... first time ever for
the yard #162! Never common in Durham, these little guys are notorious
wanderers - nice that he chose my place this time!
Geoff Carpentier
www.avocetnatureservices.com
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I was just called by Brandon Holden and he said that he and Kenny Burrell
have just found a Orange Male Ruff at the Blenheim sewage lagoons.
There are many other shorebirds present but as a side note there are
no juvenile shorebirds of note.
Lagoon Directions: Exit 401 at #90 (Communications Rd.
Greetings: Sara Petrasek and I, with the knowledge and permission of Keith
[Tiny] Lee
entered the wetland at 7:30 this morning.
Oh my goodness: A Common Loon flew over as we entered and the Marsh Wren
were calling. Sara came with me because she birds by ear, which would help to
increase the
The crew is home after spending 14 days surveying shorebirds. This
report covers the period 27-29 July 2009 at Longridge Point, which is
60 km north of Moosonee on southern James Bay. Mark Peck of the Royal
Ontario Museum (ROM) led the crew comprising Amy Whitear (ROM), Doug
McRae, Don Shanahan
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