Greetings!
330 in the afternoon seems to be the time for this fellow. It flew around
the tops of the trees and a bit in the bushes for some great views.
There was also a Merlin hanging around: probably wondering what all the fuss
was about.
Directions as stated before: Dixie Road north of Steele
Holiday Beach
Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 11, 2009
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Turkey Vulture 85
DRHW- Lake Erie Metropark
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 12, 2009
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Black Vulture
Until the past week, the interest in migratory birds at Presqu'ile
Provincial Park has focused on new arrivals, most of which have by now
put in their first appearance of the fall. Now attention is shifting to
those birds which should have departed by now but are still being found
in small num
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it was still there at 2:20 feeding low on berries (92 Addington) and sitting
high one house east. - about 2:35 it flew off to the north and others went
in search - not sure if they found it ...
Directions: From the intersection of Dixie Road & Steeles Avenue in
Brampton, go north
on Dixie to
As others have posted the Phainopepla was being seen quite regularly between
10-11am, we had it on Addington Crescent, Ascot Ave. and for quite the while
was eating berries in bushes on Ascot Ct. The bird put on quite the show
perching on top of bushes and then a spruce tree before we decided ha
Hello Birders,
For all you Phainopepla chasers out there, the 'pepla was seen by myself and
a few other birders on the northwest end of Aberdeen Crescent where it
intersects with Ascot Ave at approx 10:30 this morning. The bird flew into a
spruce from a backyard, posed for about a minute before ta
The Goldeneyes previously reported on the Rideau River in Ottawa where between
Cummings and St-Patrick/Beechwood bridges at 8:00am this morning.
>From Highway 417 take the Vanier Parkway to Montréal Road. Turn West (left) on
>Montréal Road to Cummings bridge.
Alain Poirier
This e-mail origina
A bit more on this amazing vagrant. A large group congregated because
Dave B had spotted the bird behind 7 & 9 Aberdeen Cres., when we got
there a very kind homeowner at #9 allowed us into her backyard to look
for the bird (thanks to Ian Cannell for asking permission!!). While
standing there I sp
At 9 Aberdeen Ave. Behind the house. Directions as posted previously.
Cheryl
Sent from my BirdBerry
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