Wrapping up a hike through Headwaters Community Park, we spotted a Northern
Mockingbird fly to a rooftop and put on a song list that spanned the likes of
10
species. Very entertaining, we introduced several folks to birding as many
stopped to listen. The white patches on the wing really stood o
Birding at Presqu'ile Provincial Park this week has been typical of
early to mid-May. Some days are rich in migrants while others are
relatively slow. Even on slow days, however, newly returned birds can
always be found, albeit in smaller numbers.
On Monday of this week, the BRANT migration
Good evening Ontbirders,
Our final tally of warblers at Rondeau today was an impressive 31 species
plus one hybrid. Highlights not mentioned in my earlier post included a
late Pine Warbler on South Point Trail, a Hooded on South Point Trail, a
Mourning on Spicebush Trail and a Brewster's on Spice
Hey Birders,
It was another great day on the Island, with some nice activity between the
thunder showers. Here are today's highlights:
Prothonotary Warbler - 1 male at Fish Point
Hooded Warbler - 2 males at Fish Point, including 1 that flew south with a
moderate flight of birds this m
With the weather threatening around 5 pm this afternoon, I noticed a
small fallout of warblers in my spruce trees in my Upper Middle Road
and Sixth line, Oakville, neighbourhood:
4 Blackburnian, numerous yellow Rumped, 1 Bay Breasted, 1 N Parula, 2
B&W.
Directions: Oakville- Upper Middle
Hi everyone, since we are still up and running I would like to invite all
who wish entry to
come to the wetlands on the May long weekend, I will have the wetlands open
to the
public for free for the following days.
Saturday May 21, 2011
From 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sunday May 22, 2011
from 11:
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: May 12, 2011
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Hey Folks,
I was about to leave the station today when I got word that a TRCA field
crew spotted a Red-headed Woodpecker this morning along the dirt road which
leads to the banding station. Mark Field and I decided to drive slowly up
the road and keep an eye out for it, and BAM there it was! We wa
Hi ONTBirders:
I spent the morning birding along Opinicon Road, both at the Skycroft
campgrounds and further south on Opinicon Road near the QUBS tree swallow study
area. YELLOW-THROATED VIREOS can be found in good numbers, pretty much
anywhere along Opinicon Road. I observed 11 species of w
A number of us have watched a feeding dowitcher this Thursday, May 11,
morning. We need someone to decide which species it is.Hopefully it
will hang around.
It is in the northwest corner of the big Sobey's pond, north of
Victoria St. west of the Iroquois Sports Centre. Exit the 401 onto
Brock St./
Hi Ont birders; Three White American Pelicans were observed this morning at
around 9:00 AM at Baie Du Dore. Two birds standing on the rocks with many
Cormorants and one paddling in the bay. The birds where originally found by
Dave, Jean + Gayle Schaus of Walkerton at 6:30 PM yesterday. The Schaus's
Hi
We had a productive morning at Erie Beach in Fort Erie. We saw 18 species of
warblers with the highlights being
1 singing Cerulean Warbler
1 singing Blue-winged Warbler
1 singing Hooded Warbler
Tennessee Warbler (6+)
Cape May Warbler (2 males and 1 female)
Also a female Cardinal feeding a fl
I complete forgot to add the Tennessee Warblers (6) on the last posting, which
makes 17 species of warblers.
Original Message
From: waynerenaud1...@aol.com
To: birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Sent: Thu, May 12, 2011 12:50 pm
Subject: [Ontbirds] Rattray Marsh Conservation Area birding/12 May 2
Hi Ontbirders,
Today was a good day for birding at Mud Lake. There were lots of warblers at
the west end of the ridge and in the secondary growth area south of the road
and west of the lake. In total I tallied 14 species of warbler, among them:
Tennessee Warbler (at least 3)
Bay-breasted Warble
Ontbirders,
There was an excellent fall-out of migrants along the Beachville River Trail
this morning, as good as any local day in years. I had 21 species of warblers,
about 300 individuals, most noteworthy was a persistently singing Connecticut.
[my earliest record by 10 days]
The protracted
Hello Ontbirders.
A Yellow-throated Warbler continues to be seen near the Rondeau Visitor
Centre. The most recent sighting was at 12:30 at the feeders there. It has
also been seen nearby, e.g., at 11:30 am just north of the VC on Lakeshore
Road.
There was an excellent variety of warblers sighte
I spent from 8:00 to 11:00 am doing most the trails and marsh area. The
morning was fairly quiet with some loose pockets of migrants. On my way back
to where I parked (corner of Watersedge Road and Old Poplar Row) the stretch of
woodland and small marsh just east of parking area were teami
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Friends of Point Pelee <
i...@friendsofpointpelee.com> wrote:
> *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
Just found a Le Conte's Sparrow moving north along West Beach from the
first access to the beach north of White Pine off the bike path at
1225. Bird was walking on the sand halfway to the water from the shrub
edge.
Chris Kimber
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Daily Raptor Counts: May 11, 2011
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