Hello Ontbirders.
Rondeau’s Yellow-throated Warbler continues to entertain flocks of
birders at the Visitor Centre. It was seen there yesterday evening in
the garden up to 5:30 pm, and then again this morning up to at least
9:00 am.
In the confused warblers department, there was a Prothonotary s
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 Friends of Point Pelee Hike Leaders.
Point
Hello Ontbirders.
At Rondeau this afternoon, 6 Whimbrel were seen at the Dog Beach at
noon. At 1:15 pm, a flock of 7 (perhaps the same birds plus 1?) were
seen nearby, flying back and forth along the shoreline until they
finally headed south along the peninsula.
In addition to the Whimbrel, a pa
The Snowy Egret seen and reported earlier this weekend by Alan Wormington and
Josh Vandermeulen is still present this evening at the same location, in the
marsh beside the industrial plant and train tracks. Beautiful look as it preens
in late day sun. As of 6:30pm, it was sitting on top of the v
Don Barnett, Tim McCarthy and I spent 11 hours & 30 minutes today
starting at 5:30 am
and had no Whimbrels. Other migrant shorebirds consisted of one Black-
bellied Plover. In we had 11 Common
Loons. The watch continues until 30 May. The big movements usually
occur from 23-25 May.
Locatio
Hello all,
This morning at 8:00 a.m., Cathy Badger, Hannah Maciver and I observed a
second year male Summer Tanager in the "old" Long Point Provincial Park
campground in the vicinity of campsite #270. It was feeding on highbush
cranberry together with a couple of Gray Catbirds and numerous Cedar
W
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