The Spotted Towhee was seen this morning at Prince Edward Point , Prince Edward
County.
Park at gate and walk approx 250 metres past wetland to area of seed on road.
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The previously reported male Harlequin Duck was viewed at 4:30
Today at the mouth of Port Hope Harbour.
>From 401 Hwy 28 exit, follow Mill south to Lake Ontario.
Cheers
John, with Garth and Nancy
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The Spotted Towhee was seen this morning at 10:30 after about a half hour wait.
Prior to sighting it was heard calling.
Directions as per Jeremy's post below.
Cheers
John with Garth and Nancy
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Curlew Sandpiper still at location described by Dan in his 3:15 post below.
Cheers
John
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where again the flooding has
created great shorebird habitat. The cumulative species total was 38.
Notable were 2 Fish Crow, heard and seen at Ashbridge's, along with 95
Dunlin and 1 Semipalmated Sandpiper at the flooded beach.
Good birding,
John Carley, Garth Riley, Nancy McPherso
(parking lot at Unwin and Leslie) and
will evaluate conditions at 8 am, and decide whether to proceed. Also,
should we commence the walk and conditions change for the worse (ie
lightning), the walk will be ended.
Cheers,
John Carley, Garth Riley, Bob Cumming
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5 snow geese are in a pond in a flooded field at SW corner of woodbine and
ravenshoe.
Cheers
John Carley
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The male Eurasian Wigeon reported by Frank was seen again in the same location
as described below, at 5 to 6 pm today.
A scope is needed
Frank' s directions ( see below) are excellent.
John Carley
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> Ontbirders,
Seen again , briefly , at 11:45 am in relatively same location on Marsh Trail,
Rondeau
Cheers
John
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> On Sep 8, 2018, at 7:38 AM, Steve Charbonneau via ONTBIRDS
> wrote:
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> Being seen now 75m from the Marsh Trail parking lot.
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Currently the bird is in the cove or bay north of the marina, south of the
Oliphant fen boardwalk
Directions are in posts below.
Cheers
John
> Subject: Re: [Ontbirds] Reddish Egret Oliphant
> Reply-To: Rob Dobos
>
> The bird is currently being seen in marshy area opposite Merry St north of
> fe
gt; Interestingly, no raptors were recorded, and sparrows were few.
>
> 7 species of Butterflies were noted, including one Monarch, and 2 Silvery
> Blues.
>
> Good birding and butterflying,
>
> cheers
>
> John Carley, Co-chair, Friends of the Spit; along with t
The Brant continues to be seen at the beach area immediately to the west of the
paved parking lot at Crystal Beach Waterfront Park.
Good birding,
Cheers
John Carley
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> On Dec 3, 2017, at 1:40 PM, Ellen Horak via ONTBIRDS
> wrote:
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> On beach west of parking.
The Townsend's Warbler was seen at 10:45 today at Centre and Third streets, in
conifers at NW and SW , moving with a small mixed flock; all as well described
by Steve .
Good birding
John and Victoria
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The Dickcissel is "showing well" as of 10:40 am today.
Excellent directions are in Scott Gibson's email below.
Cheers
John
> On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:23 PM, Scott Gibson via ONTBIRDS
> wrote:
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> The Dickcissel invasion has extended to the Kawarthas! This afternoon around
> 4:50, Iain Rayner foun
with success!.
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> A fine outing: thanks to all.
>
> cheers
>
> John Carley
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Whimbrel has returned to Wheatley pier . 6 pm
John Carley
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ncluding Fox Sparrow, and Pine Warbler.
>
> cheers,
>
> John Carley , co-leader along with Garth Riley and Bob Cumming
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Further to Frank's email, the Harris's Sparrow is currently (2:30 pm) being
seen at the location between 1623 and 1625 Gowling.
Cheers
John Carley
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> On Mar 26, 2017, at 10:59 AM, "Frank Pinilla (gmail) via ONTBIRDS"
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Hello Mark and all Ontbirders:
I have just confirmed with TRCA staff that The Spit/ Tommy Thompson Park is
indeed now open from 4 to 9 on weekdays.
Good birding!!
Cheers
John Carley
Co-chair, Friends of the Spit
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> On Aug 22, 2016, at 4:24 PM, Mark Cranford wrote:
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the other at Triangle Pond.
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> Additionally, 5 butterfly species were observed.
>
> Thanks to all participants, and special thanks to Bob Cumming and Lynne
> Freeman who helped co-lead in the morning.
>
> Cheers
>
> John Carley
> OFO member and Co-Chair, Friends of the
The red knot was relocated at the south end of Cell One , viewed from the cross
dike, by the OFO tour at 11:40
Cheers
John Carley
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> On May 28, 2016, at 11:08 AM, Joanne Redwood wrote:
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> The Red Knot was relocated by a fellow birder and is on the south most be
The vermilion flycatcher was seen at 11 am today.
Directions courtesy of Steve Charbonneau
Cheers
John Carley
>>
>> *Directions:* The location is 3 kilometres north of Wallaceburg. From the
>> north, take Hwy 40 south to Langstaff Line. Go
>> east (left) to Nelson
Neotropic cormorant still present on breakwater at west side of Ellis Avenue
entry channel, opposite buoy.
Lakeshore and Ellis Avenue, Toronto
12:30
John Carley
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Thrushes on the Baselands. 14 species of warbler were reported -
> the prominently perched singing Wilson’s (again, in the Baselands) was the
> highlight.
> Additionally, 5 species of butterfly were noted - the most interesting was a
> fresh Silvery Blue.
>
> Good Bir
Great, Dean
Address and directions please as all of us at Pelee would enjoy seeing these
birds , with or without the beer.
Thanks
John
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> On May 15, 2015, at 10:02 PM, Dean Ware wrote:
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> Life is good. Sitting on my buddy's deck having a beer listening to a
> HENSLOWS SPAR
Hi Geoff
The continuing issues of etiquette. When I was there this morning, birders were
viewing from a slight knoll at the north edge of the parking area. The egret
was well in view in the rough straight north from that viewpoint.
Cheers
John
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> On Nov 15, 2014, at 10:27 AM,
Cattle egret in same location as noted below this morning.
John Carley
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> Subject: Cattle Egret, Whitby
>
> The Cattle Egret is still pr
bridge going east and turn north
to descend into the parking lot. there is a lot of construction about which may
necessitate parking on the west side of the river.
Cheers
John Carley
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> you reach the parking lot at the south end of Kipling in Sam Smith park. Walk
> east from the parking lot to the viewing platform .
>
> Good luck
John Carley
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>> Good birding!
>>
>> Trip leaders were Garth Riley and John Carley, Co-chairs of
A male harlequin duck is still present on the lake, seen from the west side of
Cliff Lumsdon Park. This park is at the foot of Sixth street, south of
Lakeshore, east of Islington, in Toronto.
Cheers
John Carley
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east of Oshawa. Proceed north on Courtice.
Happy new year
John Carley
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as of 8 ;50 this morning the bird was still in the location described by
Frank Pinilla:
Coming in from the entrance off Leslie Street (100m north of Eglington) you
will go down a hill and take the road to the right/north, this road then
bends to the left at a set of washrooms (these are not the wa
cross the creek, then turn right, (approx east), and follow the wooded edge
past the cattail marsh towards the pond. The bird was first seen in a open
glade closest to the north wood and wire fence, and it moved toward the
pond. actively moving at both low and high elevations.
Good luck.
John C
The party doing the CBC today report a Eurasian Wigeon in Embayment B at the
Leslie Street Spit ( Tommy Thomson Park) which is at the base of Leslie St
at Unwin (Toronto)
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ross, past the two, near,
small islands, along the shoreline over to Pen.'C'.
Good birding!
John & Victoria Carley
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be of their ecological value.
Good birding!
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