This afternoon I had three EASTERN BLUEBIRDS along Oneida Road south
of 6th line not far from Highway 6 near Caledonia. This is the
portion of Oneida Road that dead ends.
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ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists - the provincial
On Sunday evening at 5pm at the intersection of 10 Concession East
and Green Mountain Road (i.e., near where SHORT-EARED OWLS have
recently been reported -- 1 was sighted here about 540pm), I was
surprised to see a single SANDHILL CRANE flying NW over the quarry.
From the QEW, take 50 Point Ro
Greetings --
Probably the same 11 WILLETS seen in Oakville earlier in the day were
flying west offshore past Paletta Park in Burlington at 610pm this
evening. One COMMON LOON was also in the water offshore.
Paletta Park is on Lakeshore Road between Walkers Line and Appleby Line.
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s bit tricky to see from Lakeshore. All the these
cross streets list above are clearly marked on the QEW.
Chris Burris
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Christopher T. Burris, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
St. Jerome's University
Waterloo, ON N2L
along Shrike Road.
DIRECTIONS (per Jean Iron): OFO's birding site guide to the Carden
Alvar with map.
http://www.ofo.ca/reportsandarticles/cardenalvar.php
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Christopher T. Burris, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
St. Jerome
: Take Wellington Rd 19 NE from Fergus, then turn right
(SE) onto Wellington Rd 26. Not far past the channel, there is a
patch of fruit-bearing evergreens on your left.
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Christopher T. Burris, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
St
Greetings --
Late this afternoon I encountered a pair of Eastern Meadowlarks
perched atop a bush near the railroad crossing on 10th Concession
East, Saltfleet. Cooper's Hawk and Northern Harrier were also
present, followed by at least four Short-eared Owls at around 5pm.
Chris Burris
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Today I estimated (what, to me was) a stunning 2500+ Canvasbacks on
the Niagara River between Niagara Falls and Fort Erie (esp. the first
2/3rds of that trip). There was a fair assortment, in much smaller
numbers, of other waterfowl as well, including several dozen Tundra
Swans.
Directions: F
Greetings --
Today approximately 10 GRAY PARTRIDGES were huddled together on a
ridge in the middle of a cultivated field on the south side of
Robinson Road near the intersection with Pottruff Road adjacent to
Brantford Airport -- go east on Robinson Road from Hwy 24 (Rest Acres
Road).
P.S.
well.
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Christopher T. Burris, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
St. Jerome's University
Waterloo, ON N2L 3G3
CANADA
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This morning around 11 I had one singing Clay-colored Sparrow along
Robinson Road, which runs along the north side of Brantford Airport.
There is a small gated lane directly opposite a red brick house, and
the number 9 is on the fence to the left of the lane. The bird was in
the weedy patch to
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d. is the T with
the 312 (Guelph Line) exit. Instead of turning left at the T, turn right,
and the Ridley's drive is immediately right.
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Dept. of Psychology
St. Jerome's University
Waterloo, ON N2L 3G3
CANADA
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ht at the road just before the abandoned
railway line. The lagoons are on the right -- park well clear of the
entrance.
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Dept. of Psychology
St. Jerome's University
Waterloo, ON N2L 3G3
CANADA
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This afternoon there was an adult CALIFORNIA GULL at Adam Beck
Generating Station on the Niagara River. It spent most of its time
perched on the rocks near the water on the left hand side of the U.S
side -- a scope is recommended. A first-winter LESSER BLACK-BACKED
GULL and a first-winter THAYE
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