A small group 12 birders spend the day looking for birds. We found 57 species.
Highlights were several Bald Eagles, Yellow-billed Cuckcoo, American Golden
Plover, Black-bellied Plovers, and a Peregrine Falcon.
Thank you to Luc Fazio, Dan Salisbury, Blayne and Jean Farnan, Bob Highcock and
Jean
Long-tailed jaeger close by flight here at Lakeland at 4pm , 2 Sabine's gulls
at 3:30, also black tern and common loon
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> On Aug 27, 2017, at 2:18 PM, Dave & Tracey Brown via ONTBIRDS
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> Hey Folks,
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> Went for quick walk at the wetlands last evening and again th
Hey Folks,
Went for quick walk at the wetlands last evening and again this morning and had
the following species:
Water levels in the shorebird cell right behind the parking area are near
perfect for all sizes of shorebirds and there are lots of shorebirds in this
cell. The main fenced in cel
Dave Pryor just found a buff breasted sandpiper here now.. 12.05.
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There is a Bald Eagle perched on a hydro post this morning on Mayfield Rd and
two posts west of McLaughlin Rd.
Ray Vander Kooy
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There was a 2nd marbled godwit found by myself and David Pryor at tollgate
ponds about 10 minutes ago it flew east south east towards Windermere basin.
Keep your eyes open for 2 birds.
Yours sincerely,
Owen Yates
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Event Planner
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I just found a marbled godwit at tollgate ponds with Dave Pryor. We are unsure
if it is the same one as Windermere it took off at 8.56am and flew towards
Windermere.
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Hi,
Present this morning, also yesterday evening at sunset (apologies for late
report).
Following description pasted from ebird report.
Adult. All white plumage. When I first saw the bird, I naturally assumed it was
a Trumpeter Swan based on the date/season. However, I quickly realize its
appe
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