Winter ListersThe tree sparrow arrived at the feeder a short time ago.15732 niagara parkway,niagara on the lakeCheryl, Bob, Barb, Dave and Tom.Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Bell network.
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Sue and I got the Townsend's Solitaire this morning at 158 Hannah Rd. See map.
From Port Hope, take 28 north 15km to Bewdley. After Bewdley, watch for Hannah
Rd on right. About 1km east near Eversten Rd. Bird was seen in 4th ash along
driveway.
Location
Gary Milks
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The Fall reporting season for the journal North American Birds (NAB) is now
over. This is a request for observers to submit their interesting /
significant sightings to local compilers for the period of August 1 to
November 30
Tennessee, Parula, Wilson's, yellow-rumped, orange-crowned and Nashville are all here near the sewage tanks.Directionsexit QEW at third line in Oakville. Come south towards the lake to Hixon which is north of Lakeshore. Go east on Hixon to the end. Walk south and east towards the tanks. They
Ron and Laura Tozer and I saw the King Eider at11:10 at lighthouse at the
far East end of the Peninsula.
In St. Catherines take Seaway Haulage Rd. To the end. Walk the trail all
the way to the end (about 2 km). Look SE from the lighthouse.
Mike Nelson
London, ON
Found along main pathway out to the tip of the pier where the King Eider is
being seen. It is hanging around the buildings of the Marina on Seaway Haulage
road, 500m past the gate where you park your vehicles.
Good luck, Bruce and Ben
Bruce Di Labio
400 Donald B. Munro Drive
P.O. Box 538
Birders going to look for the Eurasian Tree Sparrow are being asked to exercise
caution when parking on the service road in front of 15732 Niagara River
Parkway, NOTL.
The grass at the edge of the residence front yard has been damaged by tire
marks. We have been asked to please park on the
ISRW
North Whitby, Ontario, Canada
November 30th. 2014
Our 15th. season.
SpeciesTotals
Turkey Vulture = 1731
Osprey = 25
Bald Eagle = 24
N/Harrier = 35
S/Shinned = 540
Coopers = 38
N/Goshawk = 0
R/Shoulder = 84
Broad-Winged = 4068
R/Tailed = 771
R/Legged = 6
Golden Eagle
Most of the expected early winter ducks have returned to the Toronto
waterfront.
Interesting --
KING EIDER
TRUMPETER SWAN
RUDDY DUCK
WHITE-WINGED SCOTER
Discursive --
Started at Corner Pond in High Park; vehicle access would be Spring Road
and Parkside parking lot, but I'd recommend getting
Birders,
Today marks the first day of winter listing - the period of time running from
December 1 to February 28. I will be compiling the Ontario winter bird list
this winter, the results which can be seen at http://tinyurl.com/myyulvs. Links
to other Canadian provinces and regions can be found
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