The Eared Grebe is still off the East Beach north of the Sparrow Field about a half kilometre. He is actively feeding at the moment. Greg Stroud. Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Rogers network.
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Hi folks. i found a yellow-breasted chat. At the turn off the main road for
the tram stop. Was right at the corner but is movi g back a bit.
Nathan
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Good morning birders!
With the weather last night virtually nothing migrated, and we have
essentially the same birds in the park as yesterday.
The White-winged Dove continues this morning, seen both at 17184 Lakeshore
and at the South Point Trail parking lot.
Prothonotary Warblers are also still
Not quite as cold or windy this morning so it has been a good warbler show all
morning with birds foraging low. As of 11:30 a.m. 24 species have been reported
in the Park.
The Tip is basically a wash out today with waves bouncing up over the rocks on
the west side. As such there has been no re
On Monday May 16 from 9:00 to 11:00 I looked for the Swainson's Warbler along
the LInear Trail in Cambridge. I did not find the bird.
I did find a Bald Eagle, roosting nearby, an Orange-crowed Warbler foraging in
a blooming apple tree and a male Orchard Oriole singing as on territory.
Paul F. J
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A single American Golden Plover among a large flock of Black-belled Plover and Ruddy Turnstone. Also one Dunlin and one Short-billed Dowitcher.Location is north of Pt. Pelee and Southwest of Hillman Marsh.Garth RileyEtobicoke, ONrile...@yahoo.com
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Good afternoon,
Birding is still slow but steady around Rondeau, with birds seeming to be
pretty evenly scattered around.
A Yellow-breasted Chat was heard this morning on Harrison Trail about 200
metres north of South Point Trail.
Hooded Warblers have been seen at the east parking lot of South P
Was at Nonquon about 4 pm.The highlight was a single "long-lasting"
Wilson's Phalarope. There were a number of Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs,
a few Least Sandpipers, 1 Solitary, 2 Dunlin, some Spotted Sandpipers,
Killdeers, about 50 Black Terns, many swallows including Tree, Barn, Bank,
Rough
Whimbrel-eers, I owe you an apology. I said the Sam Smith Bird Festival, put on
at the entrance to the Park from 10 or so until 2 or so was to be held on May
22nd. Well, the Toronto Ornithological Club outing will be held then (see the
TOC website) but the Bird Festival itself will not be until
Spotted a couple of Bell's Vireo on Sunday late afternoon. Britannia
conservation area in Ottawa.
PeggyAnn Adamson
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Bay Breasted Warbler at Dufferin islands seen near bus terminal at
top of stairs east parking lot. A number of other warbler types in area
as well. Good Birding !
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Birders! Please help on Saturday at the All-day Long Watch, the 2nd year of
a project to monitor bird populations on Royal Botanical Gardens in
Burlington and Hamilton.
We need volunteer observers to help spot and count birds at either of two
varied and productive locations on RBG property.
The t
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