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Hello,
I sat in my car for protection from the rain this evening at Lakeview Park
Marina in Windsor from about 6:00 p.m. until
7:30 watching the RB Gulls, Bonaparte's Gulls, Forster's Terns and occasional
DC Cormorant fishing in the protected
waters inside the docks. At one point a male RB Merga
Good evening.
Just got back from visiting to the Toronto Islands with Margaret Liubavicius
and Ian Cannell and a very productive but windy visit it was and following are
some of the birds we found on and over The Islands.
Red-throated Loon overhead, Pied-billed Grebes and Canvasbacks (Trout pon
Shock of the day to look out my window about 5 p.m. and see a lone Prairie
Warbler rummaging around the bottom of my feeders and going at the suet cakes.
But I guess they will do just that when desperate. Very nice coloured bird with
all the diagnostics showing. No time for photos as it was kee
At around 4:00 myself and two others from Guelph had the Le Conte's in
the same area
Sorry I didn't get your names The last time we saw the sparrow it went
into the cedar and spruce
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(Directions by James Holdsworth) - From Vansittart, go north to 59 Hwy.
Travel 1 km. Take Pittock Pa
At around 1:30 pm today (April 22), Cheryl Edgecombe, Barb Charlton and I
had one Greater White-fronted Goose at the Townsend Sewage Lagoons. It was
amongst about a thousand Canada Geese and was originally picked out in
flight when the birds flushed from the central berms. When we left the
site,
Five Snipes doing their aerial displays just after dawn today maybe 1 KM south
of Mclachlin road and Hwy 15, on Hwy 15 close to the marsh on the east side.
Field, Song, White-throated and Savannah Sparrows in the area as well.
Iain CO DSBC (NC)
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Hello birders,
250+ Bohemian Waxwings and about 30 Cedar Waxwings continue to occupy the
Kingsley Ave./Dorman St./Cheer Dr. neighbourhood of Brighton.
Brighton is well signed south of Highway 401 exit 509. Dorman Street is
a right-hand turn shortly after one enter Brighton from the 401.
Best,
At around 2:05pm Erika, Georg, Ingrid Hentsch, as well as three other birders
and myself saw the Le Conte's Sparrow in the same weedy field described by
James Holdsworth.
Just a tip if your planning on "twitching" this bird, it spends a lot of time
running and hopping along the ground so its a
Hello Ontbirders
Great weather for birding along the Ottawa River this morning between Deschenes
Rapids and Constance Bay. Off Dick Bell Park at 7:00 a.m. I observed a pair of
Black Scoters. This species is a very rare spring migrant and one of the few
I've observed in the past 40 years. Good n
Eared Grebe is west of the point with the telephone pole (whimbrel watch spot)
south of the parking lot. Western Grebe is also south of this point as well.
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Previously I reported 2 White-fronted Geese in the Newcastle area. I
am not an expert and misidentified these birds.
I don't know what they are, but I wonder if they are a cross with a
Canada Goose.
Here is a link to the pictures I took.
I would appreciate any feedback regarding the identity of the
Western Grebe present now.Off first bay south-west of parking lot.Scope helpful
but can be seen with binoculars.Park is at foot of Kipling Ave. South of
Lakeshore Blvd.
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There was not much chance of being overwhelmed by migrants this week. Those
that did arrive trickled in to give us a decent variety but the dam will surely
break with the first warm day. There were 2 Great Egrets in the marsh east of
Westbrook last Friday and a Sandhill Crane was at Elginburg y
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