Re: [Ontbirds] Birds of the GTA

Hi, I would be interested on obtaining a copy of the list.I am working at the Rouge Park surveying breeding birds (between other responsibilities) and all information on the regional avifauna (lists, census, surveys, etc.) and contacts (people working on the GTSA) would be very welcome! Thank yo

Re: [Ontbirds] spruce grouse

Just came from a walk at the Rouge Park and would like to put under your consideration a Spruce Grouse observation. The bird, when I saw it, was perched on a dead branch near to the top of a tree. The area, a section of the Cedar Trail, contains a dense stand of diverse conifers. The observatio

[Ontbirds] peregrine falcons

Good morning, Just reporting a pair of Peregrine falcons I watched in the Niagara Falls area, Canada's side, specifically at the fall named "horseshoe fall" (the biggest one and more spectacular).The pair was very vocal, and it seemed to me they were engaged in a spectacular courtship fligth

Re: [Ontbirds] white winged dove

I saw this dove at Point Pelee National Park yesterday Saturday February 2nd 2013. It was at the back of the Visitor Centre at the edge of the forest surrounding the staff parking lot. It was very distinctive, first time I see this species in the park. Conditions in the park were with calm wind

Re: [Ontbirds] more at Point Pelee National Park

To add to Sarah's observations, a Belted Kingfisher female was observed in Sanctuary Pond this morning (April 11). Good birding Leonardo Cabrera Ecological Integrity Monitoring Program Point Pelee National Park > To: birdalert@ontbirds.ca > From: sarah.rup...@pc.gc.ca >

Re: [Ontbirds] Bald eagles at Point Pelee National park

A group of 6 1-year old (immatures) Bald eagles was observed on the frozen lake when leaving Shuster Trail on direction to the beach. The eagles were like statues, standing up over the ice, with a distance of 200-300 meters betwen each other. When saw me, I think, the start flying south. How

RE: [Ontbirds] Yellow-breasted Chat

cycles) and restoration or management implications in a more comprehensive manner. I have visited some sites in Illinois and it is very interesting to see habitat similarities with Pelee. Looking forward to hear something about it, please receive my anticipated thanks. Leonardo Cabrera

[Ontbirds] Ring-necked Pheasants at Pelee

following Robson Road direction south-east to then take Road 33 south. Mersea Rd East is the last road before entering the park. Good Birding. Leonardo Cabrera _ Invite your mail contacts to join your friends list with Windows Live