Blue wing warbler found 100 metre douth of tram stop on west side.
Singing
Working it's way north
Barb
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Nancy and I just had a 30 second look at an Eastern Bell's Vireo on the main road to the tip, 500 metres south of the VC. It was on the west side of the road. We tried to refind it but were unsuccessful.Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Rogers network.
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White Pine beach moving north slowly 8:30
Brian Henshaw
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Festival of Flight; Lots of birds busy making nests in the park. Warblers
are thinly spread.
Birds of interest.
Prothonotary Warbler is showing well on Tulip Trail.
White-winged Dove can be found in its usual haunts.
Orchard Orioles can be seen coming to feeders in the Campground.
Tufted Titmouse
Hello
Had one American Golden-Plover 100+ Black-Bellied Plover 4 Ruddy Turnstone
and the usual suspects.
Cheers
Mike and Diana Williamson
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Spring migration continues at a steady pace with 21 species of warblers
reported from various parts of the Park, with Tilden and Woodland Nature Trails
being the most productive. The warblers were feeding up high in the canopy.
Multiple PROTHONOTARY WARBLERS are being reported from Bridges A and
Just heard about a Black-billed Magpie seen on the Post Woods Trail, just north
of the Sparrow Field heading south. It was seen at 11:20 but only by 2 birders,
but hopefully it will be reported again soon. The description of both the bird
and its sound, made it seem like a correct identification
Thursday May 11th at the Blenheim Sewage Lagoons was quite productive!
Northern Shovelers (2)
Ruddy Ducks (25)
Horned Grebes (2)
American Coot (2)
Dunlin (1)
Least Sandpipers
Semipalmated Sandpipers
Spotted Sandpipers (5)
Short-billed Dowitchers (2)
Lesser Yellowlegs (6)
Bonaparte's Gulls (20)
Lit
Birders,
About half hour ago three of us had a large dark swift fly over us at the
tip right at the tram loop. It was larger than a Purple Martin with stiff
wing beats. There is a large group of swallows and swifts in the area. Just
wanted to get the word out.
Point Pelee is south of Leamington.
For those interested in tracking this bird - an adult Olive-sided Flycatcher
was just heard singing north of the parking lot at the Northwest Beach -
roughly 10 minutes ago.
Good birding,
Dave Jolly,
earthquestcanadaATyahoo.com
Tel: 226-926-1470
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The bird is currently standing on the north side of the waterway across from
the Cavendish fishery.
Wheatley Harbour is approximately 3 km south of Wheatley on Kent Rosd 1 and
Deer Run Road.
Good birding
Dave Jolly
earthquestcanadaATyahoo.com
Tel: 226-926-1470
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Festival of Flight; Fine weather brought many birders to the park. Total of
17 Warblers found. Birds of note;
1. The Prothonotary Warblers can be reliable seen on Tulip Trail and
were also seen on Bennet Road.
2. The White-winged Dove has found another chimney to court just up the
road
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