[Ontbirds] Windsor, Detroit River // long-tailed duck, pintail, green-winged teal, glaucous gull

all, around 2pm there were the following at the end of Little River: long-tailed duck (2 females) northern pintail (1 drake) green-winged teal (1 drake) glaucous gull (1 flying east over peche island) bald eagle (1 male on the island) hooded mergansers (several dozen between St. Rose and Little

[Ontbirds] Windsor / Little River // 6sp warbler, solitary sandpiper, etc.

Migration is on in Windsor! I had the following in and around Little River this afternoon: *around the creek:* northern waterthrush nashville warbler black throated green warbler black and white warbler yellow warbler magnolia warbler blue grey gnatcatcher grey catbird wood duck (mf) white

Re: [Ontbirds]T V. in Brantford Sand in Pt. Pelee

http://www.canada.com/windsorstar/news/story.html?id=47184930-080b-4aa7-9a71-afeae1405372k=6598 good news for sure! hope it makes it through the winter and sticks around for spring! -m On 10/16/07, BobCope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Oct.15th.4:30 PM.I looked up from my back yard to count

[Ontbirds]Peregrine Falcon and Purple Finch - Windsor, Ont

Greetings, y'all... At about 3pm today (thursday, august 4), there was a male PURPLE FINCH along the ganatchio trail just west of the southern offshoot of the trail, which is just west of Florence Street (the first stoplight east of Riverdale). There is a house with 2 big garage's on the north

[Ontbirds]Big Creek Mudflats / Essex County

Hello all, Yesterday evening at the big creek mudflats held lots of interesting stuff. The number of great-blue herons and great egrets remains very high. As well, we noted the following: black-crowned night heron (25+ - mostly found in the trees on the northwest side of the creek, north of

[Ontbirds]Little River birds - Windsor, Ontario

2 posts in one day in late may?I can't believe it either. Little River has had a lot of birds lately. Here's a few noteworthy (I think)... the following birds are in the pond in the new subdivision where randy had the cave swallow a few weeks ago. this is just east of the footpath, across the

[Ontbirds]Google Maps and Ontbirds

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[Ontbirds]Windsor / Little River - rose breasted grosbeak, etc

good evening, all. i had a female rose breasted grosbeak on the east side of the hill at little river today, about 5.00pm. also present were numerous winter wrens, and the usual fall sparrows and kinglets. further south of the hill, still east of the creek, there were at least 3 fox sparrows,

windsor migrants

just to prove that you can wake up at noon and still see birds in your own backyardin your pajamas blue headed vireo common yellowthroat nashville warbler (x6) blackburnian warbler yellow warbler -matt baker windsor, ontario Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://www.ofo.ca

windsor / little river

, head south down riverdale, and turn east before you get to the villages of riverside -matt b. Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.

more detroit river / peche island

kingfisher (1): down little river there are huge numbers of swans, redheads, common mergansers, scaup, canvasbacks, buffleheads goldeneyes and the like all very close to shore at the marina. the tundra swans seemed to have moved on already. -matt baker Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

iceland gull - windsor / detroit river

of the detroit river across from peche island -matt baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

white-winged scoter, bald eages - detroit river / windso

turnaround loop at the east end of the beach. -matt baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Peche Island / windsor - 5 bald eagles

point beach is the best place to view the eastern edge of peche island. park in the little turnaround loop at the east end of the beach. -matt baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Matthew Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]