This is the weekly report from the Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory for the
week of April 19-25, courtesy of Bander-In-Charge Stéphane Menu.
During the week, the weather was an interesting, mixed bag of everything. There
were sun and blue sky, windstorm, rain and pouring rain, and even snow
Flying low over mudlake visble from Cassels street. Multiple observers.
Great spotting by Bernie Ladoucer.
Mark Gawn
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/ Chief of Staff to the Senior Executive Vice-President
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The lark sparrow is still present this morning, same location as previously
posted
Mike Irwin
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From: Steve Charbonneau
The Lark Sparrow is still present at Erieau pier in grassy area behind
gravel piles. See previous reports for directions.
Josh Bouman
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Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 25, 2013
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Hi -- A note to people arriving from out of town: If you arrive at the pond and
don't see any swallows or people looking, continue along the road that runs
between the river and the filtration plant. At the end of the road is a point
overlooking the river. While a few stayed behind, the
In Ottawa, this morning I saw a singing male eastern towhee, just southwest
of Leitrim Road's intersection with Bowesville Road. The towhee sang from a
belt of brush running west from Bowesville (just south of the open field
area that is adjacent to Leitrim Road.
Then, about a half hour later, I
Little Gull 53. Several groups (up to 17 birds at a time) doing courtship
flights most of the time. Several visible pairs have formed over the last few
days
Other Gulls: Bonaparte's Gulls 2818, Immature Glaucous Gull, 3 immature Great
black-backed Gulls.
Terns: 6 Caspian
Shorebirds:
Still present at the leslie spit
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Seen from quite far along the peninsula, in inner bay this morning.
Not breeding plumage. Didn't seem inclined to move. Credit Jim and Petra for
spotting it!
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The Long Point Bird Observatory sightings board is updated to April 25
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Highlights from this past week include: Pomarine Jaeger, Chuck-will's-widow,
and Bewick's Wren!
Updates of the birds in the area can be viewed
Greetings Ontbirders,
This morning Bill Gilmour and I had a pretty impressive showing of big
gulls from Owen Pt. at Presqu'ile. The birds were moving around quite
a bit but were either on the tip of Owen Pt., the few remaining gravel
bars offshore, or the east tip of Gull Island. In
The lark sparrow is being seen today. Birders came to the cottage to say
they had seen it at 1.00pm in the same place it has been.
Please check previous posts for detailed directions.
The yellow throated warbler is being seen at the visitor centre and at the
cottage on Lakeshore.
We are seeing
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 25, 2013
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This morning I observed an adult Mississippi Kite flying east, low over Snake
Island, no more than 150 feet overhead..
It was observed as it flew the length of the island and disappeared behind the
tall Cottonwood Trees on Algonquin Island still heading east.
Other birds we saw were first of
Spent a couple of hours searching the woodlot and meadow on this beautiful
afternoon, fairly quiet but there were a few notable species:
Northern Saw-whet Owl- tucked in deep within a spruce on the bike trail beside
the first meadow entrance
Common Raven- 3 flew over the woods calling, shortly
Hi Everyone
After being observed at around 8:30a.m. today feeding over Mud Lake/Britannia
Conservation Area the swallow was again sighted off Britannia Point at the
Britannia Filtration Plant. Unfortunately the swallow was not cooperative and
was only observed briefly a few times. I left the
I also saw the Eastern Grebe at Ashbridges Bay between 1:40 and 2:40pm today.
He was working the western shore by the boardwalk and occasionally teamed up
with a Horned Grebe. I have some photos on my website for anyone that wants to
check him out.
Sorry folks, my title was right but my content is wrong.
It is an Eared Grebe at Ashbridges not an Eastern as I said in the original
email.
Paul Reeves
Photography
www.paulreeves.ca
(416) 792 2931
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To:
Observing two pairs on the marsh, just at the bottom of the hill from the Trim
Rd. entrance.
The road has barriers and is open to 'local traffic only', as the road is
flooded after the causeway.
Ken Ball
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Those attending the Minesing trip tomorrow are advised to bring rubber boots if
you are hiking into the swamp in the afternoon.
Also, bring a telescope if you have one.
Dave milsommilsomd...@hotmail.com
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BLACK VULTURE
BOHEMIAN WAXWING
HARRIS'S SPARROW
RED CROSSBILL
American Wigeon
Blue-winged Teal
Green-winged Teal
King Eider
Ring-necked Pheasant
Red-throated Loon
Common Loon
Horned Grebe
Red-necked Grebe
Great Egret
Green Heron
Broad-winged Hawk
Spotted Sandpiper
Solitary Sandpiper
Willet
Hey,
There was a single Willet in the shorebird cell at Hillman at around 5 pm
today, along with small numbers of expected shorebird species.
Cheers,
James Holdsworth and Jeff Gross
James Holdsworth, Biological Consulting Services
14 Marian St,
RR#1 Woodstock, On, N4S-7V6
[519]537-2027
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