At 4:00pm it is on a raft with a dangling plastic owl, across from 431
Shoreline Rd .
Directions from north end on Wiarton on Hwy 6
Take first left at top of hill on to Bruce Rd 13. Continue straight on to
Oliphant T-intersection turn right north on to Shoreline Rd . Most
consistent location
Was relocated by Mike King.
Klondike Park Rd and Con 12, go 1 km east on con 12
Seen at 2:30pm
Alfred Raab
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At 10am still present feeding in the same spot as originally found, just
opposite the boardwalk.
Copied directions from previous posts:
"Directions from north end on Wiarton on Hwy 6
Take first left at top of hill on to Bruce Rd 13. Continue straight on to
Oliphant T-intersection turn right no
On the same muddy field the Am Golden Plovers were seen a few days ago, there
is one Willet, with a Lesser Yellowlegs
Time 12:15pm
Directions: copied from previous AGOL posting
American Golden Plovers were seen in a muddy field on the 11th line near
regional road 10 (Tottenham Rd.) at approx. 2:
Hi ONbirders,
This morning at 7:15am Kiah Jasper and myself found a Little Blue Heron/Reddish
Egret at Oliphant on the Bruce Peninsula. It was confirmed by many experts as a
Reddish Egret (REEG) this afternoon who have experience with REEG. The bird was
fairly close to the road and was showin
On a partly cloudy, partly sunny weekend 12 birders explored the Bruce
Peninsula from Hepworth to the northern part of the Peninsula over the 2
days.Leaders: Cindy Cartwright (Saturday), Kiah Jasper (Sunday), Alfred Raab
(both days)We visited the following areas: Saturday: Sable Beach, Sable Fal
32 Brewer's Blackbirds, 300m south of Pike Bay Rd along Hwy 6.Each year at
this time a large flock feeds along the highway and they stay until mid to late
August.Best time to see them is between 7:30 and 8:00pm when they all sit on
the hydro wires.
Directions: This location is 22 km north of W
This morning I found a singing Dickcissel along the east side of Hwy 6 about
200m north of Lindsay Rd 5, which is about 8km north of Ferndale. It was
singing near the ditch close to Hwy 6 and in the grassy field on the east side
of Hwy 6.
The 2nd singing Dickcissel was found 10 min later near t
Yesterday Ron Tozer found a Dickcissel on Dyer's Bay Road.
I re-found it this morning at 6:30am, singing on the hydro wire on Dyer's Bay
Rd, just a bit west of Crane Lake Rd intersection.
There is a second Dickcissel singing in the grassy field on the south side of
Dyer's Bay Rd about 200m west
22 birders attended the field trip on cool, but mostly sunny days.
On the first day we started in Hepworth, drove to Sable Beach, Malcolm Bluff,
Cape Croker, Isaak Lake, Sky Lake and through grasslands in between.
On the second day we started at the Tobermory Airport, went north to Cape Hurd,
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