An immature male Pine Warbler has been coming to backyard suet and nyjer seed
feeders at a residence in Port Weller since January 16th. The residence owner,
Nel Dekker, does not mind birders coming to see the bird. The feeders can be
easily seen from their driveway at 709 Read Road, Port Weller
Thanks for posting this message.
One of the problems that we must consider is that the residents have
been feeding these special birds and keeping them alive in this harsh
environment. If we cause them to stop feeding because of our rude and
inconsiderate actions, we will cause the dea
Richard Poort has just called to advise that the bird was seen on the path
on the north side east of the small bridge that crosses the creek where
there is a stand of small spruces and pines. I post because it does not
inflict on people's property and the bird is coming in to some seed which
is on
Early evening (5:00) Saturday spotted this beautiful fellow in a tree in
Port Perry, across from the Walmart. Stayed for at least 30 minutes at the
top of a dead tree. North side of building.
Sylvia Derksen
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Hello Mark,
I just wanted to let you know that I had 14 email messages so far in regards
to my post on OntBirds yesterday. ALL were in agreement and many were worded
in much stronger words than I expressed. Some people suggested that names be
posted and pictures be taken of the offenders howeve
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