Yesterday, Soiled Reputation farm was visited by a Clay-coloured Sparrow. The
male was singing and keeping consort with resident Chipping Sparrows. This is
the first record for the farm, and brings the bird list for our organic farm to
109 species. We are located 3/4 mile north of Sebringvill
One sandhill crane grazing in cornfield southwest of mersea rd 1 ( cty rd 20)
and essex cty 37
Sue & dan suess
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Hello Ontbirders.
The Rondeau Provincial Park spring birding program will run from
Saturday May 1 through to Victoria Day. There will be daily Bird
Hikes and a Birders' Breakfast.
We have just learned that the Blue Grosbeak is being seen regularly in
the campground. It was seen yesterday visiti
Posted with permission from Ontbirds Coordinator:
Bird Studies Canada is looking for a summer field assistant to help with our
long-term Hooded Warbler project. This is a summer student position (funded
through the Canada Summer Jobs Program) so all applicants must be under 30
years old, enroll
*Friends of Point Pelee provide guided birding hikes throughout the Festival
of Birds at Point Pelee National Park of Canada. Proceeds from hikes support
the Friends of Point Pelee and Point Pelee National Park. This submitted
report is a service of the FoPP Hike Leaders.*
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*Point Pelee Nation
Good evening Ontbirders.
The Blue Grosbeak at Rondeau (first year male) has been seen regularly
visiting a feeder on campsite #67 up to at least 3:30 pm today. It
was also observed at campsite #69 at 6:40 am today. Yesterday, the
bird was seen on and off all day up to 7:30 pm at campsite #67.
D
Hello Swift Watchers:
Yesterday's early evening skys over the downtown parking lots in Lindsay were
dotted with Chimney Swifts, performing their aerial antics in pursuit of
dinner. The long range forecast says that temperatures are heading up and
holding all next week in the low 20's, which w
A Short-billed Dowitcher is present as of 5:30PM on May 11th. The bird is on
Powerline Rd. between 4th and 5th Side Roads on the Stoney Creek mountain. The
bird is in a flooded field on the South side of the road. Also, there are 19
Lesser Yellowlegs present at the same location. Good luck!
The Prince Edward County Birding Festival is running this week, until Sunday,
May 16th. Guided bird walks along trails in the Point Traverse Woods (Prince
Edward Point) every morning at 8:00 a.m., Art of Flight show, banding
demonstrations and workshops. Details at www.peptbo.ca
The 5 HARLEQ
Hello Birders.
Toronto Island today was cold and windy, and we had to work for the birds,
But Marilynn Murphy and I had a few good sightings. The warblers weren't
numerous (10 sp.), but included Blackburnian, Black-throated Blue, and a
very cooperative Northern Parula. We were struck by the number
Forgot to include Norm Murr's exemplary set of directions for getting to the
Islands:
Directions:-
TORONTO ISLANDS ( Ward's Island to Hanlan's Point - without side trips is 5
km )
Now on the Spring Schedule.
If you are on the subway southbound stay on it and get off at Union Station,
walk south
Hey Birders,
Today was very slow. Strong east winds with rain through the entire day
hampered migration as well as birding. A Louisiana Waterthrush was seen at
Lighthouse Point this morning.
No reports have come in of the female Blue Grosbeak, however it is still likely
present and wil
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