Hello,
Belted Kingfisher is still present at Credit River, Pine Cliff Park.
The park is located North od Britannia Rd. W. and West of Creditview Rd.
Good birding,
Jacek Pawlikowski
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Hi Everyone
The 32nd Dunrobin,On-Breckenridge, P.Q. Christmas Bird Count took place on
January 5, 2013. Weather conditions varied from a very comfortable start at
-4C while owling at 4:30a.m. to -9C in the late afternoon. Throughout the day,
it varied from sunny to partly cloudy with varying
We saw a Great Gray Owl this morning north of Kanata. It was actively hunting
during a fairly heavy snowfall. Pictures shown at
https://sites.google.com/a/ontariobird.com/ontario-birds/Home/recent-photos
Don Wigle
Ottawa
Directions: this map shows the general area where the bird was seen
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While birding on the west side of Prince Edward County, John Blaney and I found
an AMERICAN PIPIT near North Beach Provincial Park. The bird was travelling
with a small group of Dark-eyed Juncos and American Tree Sparrows and appeared
twice as the group moved from where they were initially seen,
Folks,
Today, I did some birding in the Hamilton Harbour/Burlington/Flamborough area.
At the Burlington Ship Canal there was a Peregrine Falcon flying back and forth
from the QEW skyway bridge and the canal lift bridge. At that location there
were also many thousand Long-tailed Ducks and hundre
A male Harlequin was observed on the Port Weller end of the Seaway today during
the Mid-winter Waterfowl Count. It was first seen beside the wharf at the coast
guard station on the west side of the canal. It gradually swam about 100 yards
north of the station and then returned to the vicinity o
PS - Celine and Brian Gillett jogged my memory about some flocks of WILD
TURKEYS just northeast of Holland Landing yesterday. They (the turkeys, not the
Gilletts) were out in the fields east of the 2nd Concession (which is the
northern extension of Main Street out of Newmarket) about 1.5 kms nor
Apparently the iOntbirds App does not work as advertised and send the location
information. Humber Bay East is at the foot of Parklawn in Toronto.
Sent from my iPhone
Robert
On 2013-01-06, at 11:55 AM, Robert Baumander wrote:
> Sue and I birded Humber Bay East and found the Northern Pintail
The post yesterday of the sightings in the subject line listed the Bluebirds as
being in the "northeast quadrant" of the island.
That should have read "northWEST."
The actual road directions were also given but I appologize for any
inconvenience.
Keith Linton
Orono, ONT
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Sue and I birded Humber Bay East and found the Northern Pintail in the pond on
the north side of the entrance road on the left side of the bridge. The NOPI
was swimming quite close to the banks.
This is my first post using the Ontbirds App and the GPS location is included
below. Very cool. Tha
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