There was a group of 6 Atlantic Brant that were feeding on a lawn just west of
Prescott. The group was feeding beside Merwin lane and highway 2 at 3:00PM
today (Oct/17/2018)
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Detroit River Hawk Watch
Brownstown, Michigan, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 17, 2018
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Black Vulture
Holiday Beach Conservation Area
Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 17, 2018
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Today in a mixed flock of Red-winged blackbirds and Rusty Blackbirds Dan Burton
and I saw a Female Brewer’s Black bird.
Head and upper body parts were a buffy grey brown .Eye with brown iris not pale
yellow as in Rusty ,wings belly and tail a charcoal grey.
The bird was observed well and through
Ontbirds subscribers:
For the past two days, Brant geese have been foraging on the grass at
Andrew Haydon Park. Today, the flock numbered approx. 90 birds. They are
reliable at the west end of the park, near the shoreline of the Ottawa
River at Graham Bay. Sometimes they are on the westernmost inn
This morning there are two Cattle Egrets at the Brighton sewage lagoon.
Exit # 509 from Highway 401 and continue straight south through downtown
Brighton until the road veers left and becomes County Road 64. The
lagoon is on the north side of the road about 500 metres past the
platform from w
There was a Golden Eagle migrating from NW to SE over Upper Canada College
(UCC) today at 12:50pm.
UCC is located near Avenue Rd and St Clair in mid-town Toronto.
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Max Perren
Upper Canada College
220 Lonsdale Road
Toronto, On M4V 2X8
416-484-8636 x4096
Head Coach:
Team Ontario U18 Lacrosse
We are seeing at this moment Notthern Harriers, Red Shoulders and tons of
Sharpies. There has also been a Goshawk. If the. rain holds off its going to be
one of our best days. We’ll try and hold the Eagles until you get here.
BestBirds,
Tim
The High Park Raptorwatch is held each day right next t
Hello Everyone!
This cool morning has produced a number of migrants: White Throated and
White Crowned Sparrows, Juncoes, Robins,Eastern Phoebes, Purple Finch.
On Mon, Oct 15, 2018 at 9:55 AM Cheryl Edgecombe via ONTBIRDS <
birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
> EARED GREBE
> RED PHALAROPE
> SABINE'S GU
After watching for an hour the bird made an appearance in its usual spot -
between the two stumps on the South side of the inlet.
>From 401 take the exit for Upper Canada Village. Turn East on Hwy 2. Once
past Upper Canada Village turn South on Ault Island Road. Bird is visible
from the causeway.
This first winter bird is *best viewed today from the sidewalk at 185 Ross
Road looking across the street.* It is under the feeder and cedar trees in
front of 186 Ross with a mixed flock of White-crowned, White-throated,
Lapland Longspur, etc. To approach the house at 186 will flush all the
birds.
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