Hello Ontbirders
At around 9:00a.m. this morning there were 2 adult male Barrow's Goldeneye
feeding in a mix flock of diving ducks off Andrew Haydon Park . The flock of
100+ ducks included Common Goldeneye, Greater Scaup, Lesser Scaup, White-winged
Scoter and Surf Scoter.
Good birding, Bruce
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DRHW- Lake Erie Metropark
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 03, 2009
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Black Vulture
I did not refind the Brant. I looked along most of the rocky waterfront in the
park. I don't think they are still around... perhaps they moved on to Marie
Curtis Park or beyond... Ratray's Mash? There would be little point to looking
for them in the morning to those of you whom emailed askin
Hello Ontbirders. I am sure that many of the excellent Ontario observers are
already aware of this but I wanted to share with everyone what I found out from
a few folks that emailed me about the "smaller" Canada Geese in Ontario.
I can honestly say that I was UNAWARE that not all of the sma
Today I did a bit if "Chawking" (you will recall this is pretending to do yard
chores while actually hawkwatching ...
200+ Brant flew over at 10:00 a.m. (new yard bird - wahoo!)
Golden Eagle - 3 immature together at 11:20
Bald Eagle - one adult at 1:10
Red-tailed Hawk - 59
Sharp-shinned Hawk -
With medium NW winds, rising BP and light thermals as many as 12 observers
thoroughly
enjoyed spotting raptors coming in high and low on several flyways over a
period of 5 hours,
interrupted by a brief shower.
During the first hour we had great views of a very dark morph adult
Red-tailed Haw
Hello, I just got a phone call from Dave Hallet, my resident Sam Smith know it
all, and he's watching 2 Brant in the eastern most bay. I am on my way out to
see the birds now.
Directions:
Colonal Sam Smith Park is at the bottom of Kipling Ave. Walk to the waterfront
and then east to t
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