Three Brant Geese were at at Andrew Hayden Park in west Ottawa yesterday
afternoon. When I arrived at 3:45 they were on the water in the west pond and
then moved up onto the park lawns to feed for the next hour. They were mixed
in with about a dozen Canada Geese. Photo link below
The adult male Harlequin duck found yesterday at Col Sam Smith Park is
currently about 50m offshore of nearby Cliff Lumsden
Park. It is associating with bufflehead and goldeneye.
Cliff Lumsden Park is located at Lakeshore Drive and 6th Street in Etobicoke.
David Pryor
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Hi
The Brown Booby is at this location this morning. It is at the same location.
It is in very bad shape.
We are looking for a rehab. Any thoughts ?
Marcie
*From:* hamiltonbi...@googlegroups.com
Nov. 2 - The Brown Booby was found by Gerry Rising at 230 Mohawk Point
Road in Lowbanks, Ontario.
The Booby is not doing well and may need a wildlife rehibilitator.
Mohawk Point is the point east of Rock Point P. P. and about 30 miles west
of Fort Erie, Ontario. For more detailed
If the Booby is captured, I suggest trying Toronto Wildlife Centre as a
rehabilitation option http://www.torontowildlifecentre.com. No one will
be equipped to handle a Booby, but they may be the best option locally.
If someone does pick the bird up, please consider sending me a feather or
two at
At 9:25 this morning I received a cell phone call from Kayo Roy that the
BROWN BOOBY, which had been sitting on rocks just a few feet from the road
in Lowbanks, Ontario, had just flown off, heading out into the lake and
toward Rock Point Provincial Park (that is, away from Buffalo). The bird
was
As reported by Brandon Holden yesterday, the Cattle Egret is still present in
the little horse pasture west of Wheatley on Mersea Rd. 21 south of Deer Run Rd.
Now, for that other bird...?
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Harlequin still here at 10:15 am..seen well at West end of park, very close to shore.Beautiful specimen for sure...JW
Also, appears to be a drake Mallard/Pintail hybrid here as well.Dominant mallard features, with narrow blue bill and short pintail being the exceptions.
Correction: the duck was heading towards Cliff Lumsden Park.
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On Nov 2, 2013, at 11:34 AM, Henrique Pacheco frogandtoad2...@hotmail.com
wrote:
A male harlequin duck was seen on the eastern side of Rotary Park heading
east towards Prince of Wales Park. Last seen at 10:25
A male harlequin duck was seen on the eastern side of Rotary Park heading east
towards Prince of Wales Park. Last seen at 10:25 when it went out of sight
towards Prince of Wales Park. The duck was very close to shore.
Rotary Park is east of Colonel Samuel Smith Park at Kipling and Lakeshore
FYI
Marcie Jacklin
Ps in the area looking for the bird
From: geneseebirds-l-boun...@geneseo.edu [geneseebirds-l-boun...@geneseo.edu]
on behalf of Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter [dannapot...@roadrunner.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2013 9:32 AM
To:
Hello
at 3 pm there are 81 Sandhill Cranes at Smith rd and Milton, Navan. Go
west on Smith from Milton look just south of the 1st corn field in the open
patch near the fence line.
Tom Devecseri - Navan
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Today's trip to Hawk Cliff didn't produce many migrant hawks, due to nearly
constant rain. However, we still managed to see some good birds,
highlighted by a Baird's Sandpiper at Port Stanley Lagoons, a Greater
White-fronted Goose on the beach at Port Stanley and a Red-necked Phalarope
at Aylmer
Birders:
A male Eurasian Wigeon was seen from the main dock of Rondeau Provincial Park
this afternoon. There are several hundred American Wigeon in the vicinity of
the dock along with several other species of typical waterfowl. The single male
Eurasian Wigeon was with the largest group of
Hi.
Today with gusty north winds, 4 Brant geese were at Andrew Haydon Park near the
west pond. 2 Dunlin were feeding all morning along the edge of the west pond
as well. Number of Lesser Scaup in same pond. Thanks.
W. Hum
Ottawa.
Directions: West on Carling Avenue to Holly Acres
Detroit River Hawk Watch
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 02, 2013
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Black Vulture
Birders,
I joined Kayo Roy, Blaine and Jean Farnan and Gerry Rising this morning
along the road to Mohawk Point on Lakle Erie just west of Lowbanks,
Haldimand Region.
It was very sad to see the Brown Booby huddled, sleeping and shivering
right beside the road in exactly the same spot as
Hi Jeff
thanks for all of this. We did recover some poop but no feathers. Also didn't
see the bird today.
Regards
Marcie Jacklin
From: Jeff Skevington [jhskeving...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2013 9:31 AM
To: Marcie Jacklin
Cc: birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Jon Ruddy and I toured five lakes in Renfrew county today. The centre piecewas
Lac Dore which had 180 Brant, 22 Black Scoter, 40 Common Loon, 20Bonaparte's
Gull, 10 Sandhill Crane, 11 Dunlin and 16 Pectoral Sandpiper,plus 1 Golden
Eagle. Muskrat Lake and Mink lake had 64 and 16
Near the end of a rather rainy day at SCNWA and Mitchell Bay area, Penny, Emily
and I decided to drive up the river to try for the King Eider but could not
locate it. As I was scanning the gulls, ducks etc flying upriver a juvenile
Sabine's Gull flew into my scope view - the closest I've ever
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