Fw: [Ontbirds] Fwd: pelican at Second Marsh all day June 27

The pelican was still there at 6:00 today + see below for details Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network -Original Message- From: Doug Lockrey Sender: ontbirds-boun...@hwcn.org Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2010 15:21:39 To: Subject: [Ontbirds] Fwd: pelican at Second Marsh a

[Ontbirds] Reesor Pond migrants

27.06.10 - 4:30pm - return of first Fall migrants - 1 Lesser and 2 Greater Yellowlegs + 1 Great Egret [no bands] ___ ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists - the provincial birding

[Ontbirds] Fwd: pelican at Second Marsh all day June 27

-- Forwarded message -- From: Doug Lockrey Date: Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 2:01 PM Subject: pelican at Second Marsh all day June 27 To: ontbirds@hwcn.org The GREAT WHITE PELICAN has been seen several times during the day--Sunday, June 27. At 8:45am I saw it straight out from the viewi

[Ontbirds] pelican at Second Marsh all day June 27

The GREAT WHITE PELICAN has been seen several times during the day--Sunday, June 27. At 8:45am I saw it straight out from the viewing platform, literally among the very many Great Blue Herons. At 1:30pm Geoff Carpentier phoned to tell me he was on the platform viewing the bird as he (the bird, that

[Ontbirds] American White Peican Oshawa

Still present at Second Marsh at 1:00pm today. Directions:Exit from the 401 at the Harmony Rd (exit # 419) Go south on Farewell St. to Colonel Sam Drive. Go east on Colonel Sam Drive to the GM Canada Headquarters. Park in the lot on the west side of the building and walk west to the viewi

[Ontbirds] Orange wing-tags on Great Egrets at Chantry and Nottawasaga Islands

This past week, orange wing-tags were placed on nearly 100 young Great Egrets at the two above island colonies near Southampton and Collingwood. Earlier this year, the two sites had 66 and 126 egret nests, respectively. Birders are urged to watch for egrets with these wing-tags as they disperse fro

[Ontbirds] East end Ottawa birds and Long-eared Owls - (Ottawa)

Hi Ontbirders: A return trip to Petrie Island in Ottawa's east end saw a family of Brown Thrashers, Least and Great-Crested Flycatchers, Catbirds, at least 2 Kingbirds, Hairy Woodpecker, Yellow Warblers, Song Sparrows, adult and juvenile Robins, Eastern Phobe but no Black Tern this time (doesn'