Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch
Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Sep 08, 2013
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Black Vulture
High Park Hawk Watch observations, September 1-8, 2013
The High Park Hawk Watch started the 2013 season with generally favourable
weather with an early migraation of Turkey Vulture, Bald Eagle and particularly
Broad-winged Hawk. Sharp-shinned Hawks are also coming through in substantial
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Holiday Beach Conservation Area
Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Sep 08, 2013
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Detroit River Hawk Watch
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Sep 08, 2013
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Cranberry Marsh Hawk Watch
Whitby, Ontario
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Species:
Turkey Vulture- 9
Osprey- 7
Bald Eagle- 12
Northern Harrier- 2
Sharp-shinned Hawk- 212
Coopers Hawk- 2
Broad-winged Hawk-68
Red-tailed Hawk- 6
American Kestrel- 47
Merlin- local birds only
Peregrine Falcon-4
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sorry for the delay - this bird has been confirmed and others are viewing it.
We saw it at 1:15 today hanging with an Eastern Kingbird. Got lots of pics
that are available on our blog - see below.
Directions White Church Rd and Miles Rd Hamilton continue on Miles rd south
(away form Hamilton
Detroit River Hawk Watch
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Sep 07, 2013
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Sorry for the delay - no smart phone
After a wonderful morning on the HNC shorebirds trip we took a stop where a
western kingbird had been seen on friday - Please see attached pics to confirm.
The bird was seen at 1:10 with an Eastern Kingbird both flying from tree to
tree - we got many photos
Hello Ontbirders:
A first-rate flock of warblers jump-started a steadily-productive day at
Presqu'ile.
A total of 75 bird species were encountered by a group of about 40 birders,
with the biggest highlights coming via an early morning warbler flock in
the lighthouse area. Favourite species there
The Western Kingbird is in the same location as previously reported. Being
viewed by many now!
See directions from previous posts.
Brett Fried
Guelph, ON
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Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2013 20:06:53
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Sorry for the delay - no smart phone
After a wonderful morning on the HNC shorebirds trip we took a stop where a
western kingbird had been seen on friday - Please see attached pics to confirm.
The bird was seen at 1:10 with an Eastern Kingbird both flying from tree to
tree - we got many photos
~45 of us had a fun day birding in the Ottawa area. We visited 6 sites
(ebird checklists and associated maps of locations below) and saw 92
species of birds. Highlights were 5 species of herons, 9 species of hawks,
4 species of vireos, and 18 species of warblers. Shorebirds were a bit
sparse (7 spe
A small party of us found a dead Black Tern on a narrow shingle bank at the
side of the Grand River about 2Km north of Cayuga.
The bird was still fresh and showed no signs of trauma although its neck was
raw looking, but its right foot was GROSSLY deformed into two cherry-sized
spheres.
Pictures
Iroquois Shoreline Raptor Watch
North Whitby, Ontario, Canada
September 8 2013
Species & Totals
Bald Eagle = 2
Northern Harrier = 2
Sharp-Shinned Hawk = 25
Coopers Hawk = 1
Broad-Winged Hawk = 131
Red-Tailed Hawk = 1
American Kestrel = 1
Total = 163
Hours = 4
Observers = 2
Mike Williamson & Marti
So far we have had Pomarine and Parasitic Jaegers. Rob Dobos had 4 distant
Sabine's Gulls. Action had picked up in the last hour.
Directions to Van Wagners Beach: Take the Centennial Parkway (Hwy.20) exit
from the QEW in east Hamilton and proceed north to the North Service Rd.,
turn left and con
Hi everyone,
I was at Prince Edward Point this morning where I saw one immature Bald
Eagle inside the park near the harbour, and a second immature Bald Eagle
approximately 4km west of the park on County Road 13.
Prince Edward Point is at the southeast tip of Prince Edward County.
>From Belleville,
The Marbled Godwit is still present as of 7 this morning in the SE lagoon
standing on the rocks lining the southern bank near the red building.
Directions are reposted below.
Many thanks for the original post.
Dan Greenham
Kingsville
On 2013-09-07, at 5:47 PM, "Kory Renaud" wrote:
> There i
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