Godwit got flushed by Peregrine. But returned. Still looking for Western
Sandpiper
Directions as per Iain's email
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Sent: August 30, 2019 1:08 PM
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Hi all just a quick update. The ID has been confirmed by a couple of well known birders. Also the original observer of the bird is Jax Nasimok. Here are a few more details from Jax as to the exact location of the bird: " I spotted the Hermit Warbler on first loop to the right of the main path on
Hi everyone, just wanted to send a correction to my original post regarding
Dowitchers at Downsview Park. With the help of Jean Iron and Ron Pittaway,
I was able to confirm the ID of these birds to be Long-billed Dowitchers.
I apologize for the misidentification. I did not see them after they fle
Bird just refound same location as reported by Henrique. Very distant views.
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From: Henrique Pacheco
Sent: Sunday, November 8, 2015 10:11
To: olivesided
Cc: birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Subject: Re: [Ontbirds] Barrows Goldeneye at Leslie Street Spit
Please note that Chukars are not countable in Ontario. Apologies for the
confusion.
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> On 26/04/2015 9:44 AM, elias.j.tak...@gmail.com wrote:
>> There are currently two Chukars in the Food Basics parking lot at Don
>> Mills and Steeles. The
There are currently two Chukars in the Food Basics parking lot at Don Mills and Steeles. They are roosting under a small rusty coloured pine tree beside the fence bordering the Steeles 404 off ramp. One appears to have a right broken leg as it was hobbling on one foot. Both birds can likely fly a
Eurasian Wigeon still being seen. Exact location as Dave Don's email, directly
across from tower. Scope or superzoom camera (at least 50x) is necessary.
Directions as per Dave: Bannister Lake is located on Wrigley Road, just West of
Spragues Rd (Hwy 24A). From the parking lot, follow the trail a
24 American Avocets are being seen currently on the pier at Bronte Harbour in Oakville. They appear to be resting.Take Bronte Road south from the QEW to Lakeshore Road West and go west to W River Street and then use Seneca Drive to enter Bronte Beach Park. Look for the pier from thereSent from my
5 Fish Crows were seen just a few minutes ago at Lakeside Park in St. Catherines. They're actively flying around throughout the park so a bit of patience may be required. There are also a few Am. Crows around so differentiation by call is key.Directions as per Len Manning's post:Qew Niagara exit
There are two Glaucous Gulls, two Snow Geese at Reesor Pond. Also N. Pintail, Wood Duck, Cackling Geese and more.Reesor Pond is just off Reesor Road between highways 7 and 407 in Markham Ontario.Sent from my BlackBerry Passport
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Bird still here. Currently resting.
Tollgate pond just off eastport drive about 1 km south of the raise bridge
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From: Phil L.
Sent: Saturday, April 4, 2015 10:21
To: birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Subject: [Ontbirds] Neotropic Cormorant Hamilton
Bein
Snow Geese still present as of 5:45 pm as well as most other birds. Directions
as per Stan's email
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From: Stan Long
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2015 18:36
To: birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Subject: [Ontbirds] Reesor Pond - returning Migrants :
30.03.15 :
Hoary Redpoll still being seen at JC Saddington Park in Mississauga. It is actively feeding throughout the park with about 20 Common Redpolls. Also present are a few Pine Siskins.JC Saddington Park is located at the southern tip of Mississauga Road in Mississauga about 10 minutes south of the QE
Sorry that's at southern end of Kipling avenue, not Islington. Apologies
for the confusion. Also scoters not scorers
On Sun, Mar 1, 2015 at 11:59 AM, wrote:
> Sorry that's at southern end of Kipling avenue, not Islington. Apologies
> for the confusion. Also scoters not scorers
>
> Sent from my
Male breeding plumage harlequin duck continues to be seen at colonel Sam smith park. Associating with buffleheads. Also fairly close to shore are a couple of surf scorers male and female and a dozen ww scorers plus many more waterfowl.Sam smith is at the bottom of islington avenue in toronto just
Several fellow birders and I observed the Townsend's Solitaire today around
noon after a good hour of searching. This time it was seen on Evertson
Road about 100 to 150 metres (south) from Hannah Road. Strong winds added
to the difficult task.
Directions: Take 401, get off at 28 and take it nort
There are now 4 cattle egrets at the lagoons. Likely grounded by the strong
winds
Directions as per previous posts
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My 2nd Summer Tanager in 1 week. This one was seen at Prospect Cemetery
between Eglinton Avenue West and Kitchener Avenue. It was closer to
Kitchener Avenue.
The Cemetery is located in Toronto and runs between Eglinton Avenue all the
way down to St. Clair Street close to Caledonia Road. You can
This morning I visited Christopher Escott's house at 151 Burbank Drive
in Toronto and the Summer Tanager was still present, feeding on the suet
at the feeder and singing happily in the nearby trees when not. The owner
is very gracious at hosting visitors but please call or text ahead to let
him kn
Previously reported Ross's Goose was still seen this morning at 6:45am when
I got there. But it took off with a flock of Canada Geese at 7:25am. It
may return later in the day to roost as it did before. Good luck.
Reesor Pond is in Markham on the west side of Reesor Road south of Highway
7 and
Sorry I just realized I didn't give any directions to Downsview Park. The
park is located at the intersection of Sheppard Avenue and Keele Street in
North York. It is best accessed from Sheppard Avenue from which you will
turn on John Drury Drive and then proceed onto Canuck Avenue and park your
I saw a Western Kingbird at Downsview Park yesterday at around 6:30pm. I
saw the bird from the walking path by the little bridge that goes over a
tiny stream that flows from the nearby smaller pond and eventually ends up
at the bigger pond further down. So look in and around the area of that
smal
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