40 enthusiastic participants showed up for the outing. There were only
18 individual shorebirds at Rock Point, the lowest number for this trip
over the years. The good news was that there were two juvenile Baird's
Sandpipers at which we all had excellent looks in great light
conditions. The
The most interesting thing about the bird is that it is a yellow crowned
night heron. Currently giving nice views where David posted earlier.
Qew to Kipling then go south to the park and park in south east lot. Walk
east to small pond and its on north end.
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Hello folks: Ian Shanahan,Maureen Riggs and Bill Gilmour had the following
birds.
Two "red" birds that aren't red this time of year were the highlights of a
14-shorebird species day between Presqu'ile Provincial Park, the Brighton
Constructed Wetland and the Brighton Sewage Lagoon.
Strong wind
At Colonel Sam Smith Park this morning, I relocated the interesting Night-Heron
found by Stephen Smith yesterday and reported to eBird as a juvenile
Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron. Stephen posted a photo he took of the bird to eBird.
The interesting Night-Heron I relocated was roosting in a tree alo
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