It was pretty much the same birds present again today in the Point Traverse
Woods at Prince Edward Point that were present yesterday, as none are going
anywhere until the weather improves. The species mentioned yesterday along
with TENNESSEE WARBLER and about 12 other warbler species could be fo
At 4:15 PM Mike Bouman found and photographed a Marbled Godwit in a flooded
field, just outside of the ICI constructed Wetlands. The bird remained
there for nearly 30minutes before flying off in a SW direction. Likely to
one of the many other flooded fields in the area.
ICI Constructed Wetlands
Good evening Ontbirders,
It was a dark and stormy night ...
well, it was overcast and raining at 7:16 pm at the Rondeau Visitor
Centre. I was making a last check of the bird sightings board beside our
front door when a bright warbler appeared. You guessed it - the
Yellow-throated Warbler was bac
Hey Birders,
Well another day, a fair number of birds are around, but many are having a hard
time (likely an understatement) due to the weather and the lack of insects.
Many songbirds have been at or near the ground desperately feeding during the
entire day. At least 25 warbler species were s
Darlington Provincial Park is just east of Oshawa and south of the 401. We
walked in from the Second Marsh parking lot.
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After a great morning at Thickson Woods Dave Purcell and I walked the trails at
Darlington Provincial Park. Quieter than Thickson, we did find a cooperative
Olive-sided Flycatcher just toward the Lake from the big picnic area at about
12 Noon.
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The 2 Fish Crows just flew over the West Beach from the south, circled around
and headed south towards the tip, calling frequently.
Gavin Platt
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2 birds calling over the road to the tip, right now! Flying back and forth.
Brandon/Eric Holden
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I spent 2 hrs birding at Ashbridges Bay. Didn't expect to stumble upon what
I did. There were 3 male scarlet tanagers sitting on a tree in the back
southwest corner of the Martin Goodman Trail (click on this link to see
where that is:
http://www.google.ca/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=ashbri
No time slip down to Col. Smith or Rattray so did a 2-hour sweep through the
Humber College arboretum. Still lots of great stuff with continuing rain. A
good warbler haul with 23 species, once more, like everywhere else this past
few day, with some great finds: Tennessee Warbler: 16; Nashville
A good outing this morning with 20 species of warblers.the best being the
male Prothonotary Warbler calling and flying around at the Old Poplar
entrance. In the mist/rain and cold, most birds were down right at eye
level!
Good luck
Jim
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Hello Ontbirders.
The Yellow-throated Warbler put in a brief appearance at the Rondeau Visitor
Centre between 8:35 and 8:50 am this morning. A Kentucky Warbler was seen
on Spicebush Trail at 9:30 am (on the side of the trail nearer the road,
about halfway down).
Our rainy morning warbler total wa
A CATTLE EGRET in splendid breeding plumage was just outside Rondeau Park
this morning. It was in Keith McLean's field (east side of rd.) just before
the marsh along the causeway at the end of Kent Bridge Rd.
Rondeau Provincial Park is found by exiting 401 at #101 (Kent Bridge Rd.)
and trave
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At 8 a.m., a flock of sparrows, mainly White-crowned, included two
Clay-coloured, two Lincoln's at Sam Smith.
Money spot this morning was the s.w. corner of the swamp strip east of the
soccer fields with this flock of sparrows and about ~15 species of eye-level
warblers, mostly females, includi
On Friday I birded the Islands from 8:30 - 2 pm- (Sorry for the late post -
no computer access 'til now).
Saw a total of 15 spp. of warblers, most in the Habitat restoration area on
Wards between the swimming beach and the houses on Lakeshore Ave.
Many Yellows, Yellow rumps and Magnolias.
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