Hey birders,
Sorry about my brief message yesterday. I was just trying to get word out that
the bird was still being seen under the feeders at 571 Main Street, Glen
Williams. I got word from Rich Poort that the bird was re-seen as well later
yesterday evening.
A few more details, as I have
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I read Ontbirds to find where the rare birds are, not to know the names of
people who feed birds.
I think I speak for the collective. Please, move this elsewhere.
Lev
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 1:48 AM, Richard Sigesmund rsigesm...@gmail.comwrote:
got lots of positive
The bird is showing well right now at the same field.
Craig Mclauchlan
Sent from my iPhone have a nice day
On Jan 17, 2014, at 5:18 PM, BFA bfa...@gmail.com wrote:
Still giving good views to about 20 birders at 4:30 pm
Location: Cedardale Rd north of Columbus Rd, Brooklin (North
Today at 10:30 am, NE corner of Dug Hill Rd., and Hwy 2, Trenton, a flock of
100 Snow Buntings, foraging in grasses 50 m from Hwy 2.
Park in Subway in SE corner of intersection, face north, looking across Hwy 2
toward Quinte West water tower.
Wallace Rendell
A single Rusty Blackbird had been dining under our feeders for the past two
days. A second joined it a few minutes ago.
They're struggling against the strong south wind today and taking refuge in
the shrubbery in the front yard.
Kathryn Boothby
kmboot...@sympatico.ca
Sightings made on Friday on A.I. Included 3 rough-legged hawks, all dark
phased, one northern shrike (seen from the road, but on the O.F.N. Property),
and a flock of at least 500 snow buntings in a corn field. No owls found in
about 4 hours afield, including the owl woods, where low-
The Spotted Towhee was well seen again at about 1115 am ish this morning at 571
Main Street in Glen Morris.
Directions from Jean:
410 North,continue north on Hurontario for 2km, turn left on Old School Road,
drive for 10 km.
Directions: Take the 410 North, continue north on Hurontario Street
Hi Everyone
Just back from a weekend of birding various areas in eastern Ontario. The Snowy
Owl continues to be found through most of the region in suitable habitat. Today
on Wolfe Island we counted 13 Snowy Owls all on the west side of the island.
All individuals appeared to be juvenile birds
Female Red-bellied woodpecker at our feeder/storm damaged Manitoba Maples this
weekend, a Yard First for us after a decade in this house.
Ann Rocchi, Dave Cox and girls
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January 19 - On the Niagara River between the Peace Bridge and the Ice
Boom (start of Lake Erie) there were 2,092 Greater Scaup, 1,824 Bufflehead,
1,166 Common Goldeneye, 8 Am. Black Duck, 3 Mallard, 10 Lesser Scaup, 4
White-winged Scoter, 20 Redhead, 3 Canvasback, 73 Long-tailed Duck, and
Hi Everyone
Just realized I forgot to mention in my last post the movement of Northern
Shrikes. On January 16th I observed 9 Northern Shrikes west of Ottawa while
searching for Snowy Owls. This is the largest single day total I've ever
recorded in the Ottawa-Gatineau area in +40 yrs. The
Hey folks,
Kyle Holloway and I ventured into Timmins with hopes of locating Three-toed
Woodpeckers today, and despite at times treacherous weather conditions, we
were not disappointed.
We snowshoed about 300 metres into appropriate-looking habitat on the west
side of HW 144 near the Cache Lake
After seeing the Great Gray Owl in Brooklin, I went south on Lakeridge Road
and found a flock of 20+ Rusty Blackbirds by the south of the road, about
200 meters south of Lakeridge and Bayly/Victoria. They flew off to nearby
trees and I had the feeling that they may be hanging around the area.
sorry - that was a King Eider, not a Common Eider..
Bill
In a message dated 1/19/2014 6:11:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
williamwatso...@aol.com writes:
January 19 - On the Niagara River between the Peace Bridge and the Ice
Boom (start of Lake Erie) there were 2,092 Greater Scaup,
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