Good morning all,
Yesterday, in the late afternoon, Brian Pfrimmer and Ray Laughlen discovered a
Lark Sparrow at the Haliburton Landfill. The bird was feeding in the weeds
along the roadside and was oblivious to nearby passing cars. It spent most of
its time along the E side of the road, from
Being seen now from east end of Village at footbridge on river side
Mike
Michael Tate
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Observed at 8:50am at entrance to dump. Rather than posting a bunch, please
email me for any further updates.
Cheers
Ed Poropat
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Seen at 9:30 a.m., December 22nd. Go on Matchette Road, then turn east on
Titcombe Road and park. Continue on the walking trail until you reach the
signed trail to Tallgrass Heritage Park.
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Begin forwarded message:
> From: Rick Muise
> Date: December 22, 2015 at 10:10:18 AM EST
> To: Michael
> Subject: Re: [Ontbirds] Smew at upper Canada Village
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> Found the Smew off the guest house at the far
The Smew has now moved to Ault Island Rd. Good views from the middle of the
causeway.
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East end of village off guess house point
Iain wilkes
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Found Smew but lost my keys. For a Mazda. Please contact me if you found a
set.
Rick
On Dec 22, 2015 10:39 AM, "Brenda Evers"
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> The Smew has now moved to Ault Island Rd. Good views from the middle of
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Hi Ontbirders
The Bullock’s Oriole continues to frequent the apple tee at the southwest end
of Dalkeith St. in Pakenham.
Good birding,
Bruce
Directions: From Ottawa take Hwy 417 west to Kinburn Side Road. After exiting
turn left and follow to CR 29. Turn left and as you enter the village of
These are the results of the 29th Woodhouse CBC held on December 20th 2015.
The Woodhouse CBC is centred 7 km east of Simcoe, at the crossroads of
Highway 3 and Cockshut Road at Renton in Norfolk County and roughly covers from
Port Dover to Waterford and just west of Simcoe to east of Jarvis.
Wea
We are approaching the end of December, but the birding continues to be
productive with new additions to the list nearly every day. The 200 species
plateau has already been reached, and the 2015-2016 Ontario winter bird list
currently stands at 201 species. Some of the unusual species added to t
Good evening ONTBIRDS subscribers,
I thought that Ontario's birders (and those outside Ontario who may want to
visit) should have all available information regarding such a rare species
for eastern North America (even anywhere outside the Aleutian Islands,
Alaska). Whether this changes your mind o
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