Ontbirders,
Posting on behalf of Dave Martin and Linda Wladarski.
Dave and Linda have found an imm. Frigatebird, identified as Magnificent, at
the end of Clearville Road, sitting in a tree along the shore of Lake Erie. The
bird was very well seen, including white head and chest, long hooked
Birders,
The Frigatebird has not been relocated yet.
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The Frigatebird is currently being seen on Rodeau's outer point.
This could only be seen by boat or by hiking the South Point Trail to its
terminus and hiking west along the lake Erie shoreline. It is perched high in a
poplar. About halfway to Erieau along the beach.
Your welcome.
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The Frigatebird is visible with a scope from Erieau pier at the end of
Mariner's Rd.
Gordon Payne
London, ON
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As reported by Andrew, the Frigatebird is currently being seen on Rodeau's
outer point.
It can be seen from the harbour entrance at Erieau looking straight across
to the southern tip, then working north perhaps 300-500 metres to the first
large clump of po plars. It's perched high on the right sid
Bill Lindley just called to tell me that the bird is still being seen at 6:20
pm at Erieau pier at the end of Mariners Rd.
Gord Payne
London, ON
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The bird is still perching in the poplar trees as of 6.30 this evening.
Great views from the boat.
Ric
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From: kenar...@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2012 23:16:35
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Subject: Frigatebird, Erieau
Hey birders,
Brandon Holden and myself watched the bird until 7:05pm. We first pic
I do not know what time the bird left Clear Creek, but I had a hunch that it
likely was heading west into the light SW wind. At 1:05 p.m. I found the bird
soaring low over the north end of Rondeau Park and Rondeau townsite, slowly
heading east. I saw the bird from the Shrewsbury dock, via scop
Ontbirders,
After spending a few hours chasing after the Frigatebird, Mary and I spent some
time in the park to relax a bit. I had a [the?] male Yellow-throated Warbler
singing behind the visitor's centre, on Tuliptree Trail. We watched the bird
for a bit and saw it catch a caterpillar. It qui
Hi Ontbirders:
There is a family of 3 young Pied-billed Grebes in the pond (one next to the
houses) at the corner of Aquaview and Silverado Crescent. This pond has been
good for a number of Pied-billed Grebes in past years. One year I recall maybe
4 to 5 families of grebes. Not so much in th
My father Ron and I observed a Yellow-billed Cuckoo on Hwy 529 near the
Naiscoot River, about 5 miles north of Pointe Au Baril, today. This species is
rare in the District of Parry Sound. A Sandhill Crane was noted a couple of
kilometres further north.
Of equal surprise was our failure to obse
While waiting for a CAA service vehicle this evening (flat tire) I first heard,
then spotted, an Eastern Towhee in the bushes on the south side of Alvar Road,
a few hundred metres west of Wylie Road.
Directions: Um, yeah, like I said, Alvar Rd. a few hundred metres west of
Wylie. Can't be more
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