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From: ONTBIRDS on behalf of Bruce Di Labio
Sent: November 5, 2016 11:18 AM
To: Ontbirds
Subject: [Ontbirds] Amherst island: Purple Sandpiper and Eurasian Wigeon.
Hi everyone
There is
That is a great record Tom, especially at this time of year.
Can you describe where in the owl woods - before or after the feeders for
example?
Paul
From: ONTBIRDS on behalf of Tom Wheatley
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Nice find Mark and thanks for calling me.
I have a dentist app't tomorrow about 9 and may be able to get the 10.30 ferry
over to try. I have never seen more than a single WFGO in this area. They may
move on but it is worth a try.
Paul
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. It provided great scope
views whenever it lifted its head. When a kayak went close by it flew out of
sight close behind the wall, but came back up to sit there again within 40
minutes.
Paul Mackenzie
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Not seen this am in Kingston
Paul
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Hotel at 4.15 pm. This is between the Delta Hotel where it was
yesterday and the Kingston Yacht Club. After discussion with the observer I am
convinced this was a genuine sighting. We will try in the am and post by 08.00
if we find the bird again.
Paul Mackenzie
(From the 401 exit south on Sir
are
reserved and the Yacht club is private property. It would be best to park in a
nearby location and walk into Maitland street.
happy trying
Paul Mackenzie
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Hi all,
Ottawa birders have a better dump, but near Kingston we see few
Lesser BB Gulls.
One adult Lesser BB Gull among maybe 300 gulls at Lansdowne dump this
afternoon.
Smaller than Greater BB, paler mantle, pale eye with dark smudges
around eye, dirty yellow legs.
Also 3 Iceland and 1
South-eastern Ontario birders:
A male Barrow's Goldeneye was found among a flock of about 40 Common
Goldeneyes this afternoon east of the hydro power plant with the two
tall towers along highway 33 (Bath Road), opposite number 6707 Bath
Road where some boats are in winter storage.
There
Here the snow and ice are in fast retreat and although we have seen
no Bonaparte's Gulls on the opening water of Lake Ontario yet, about
30 were feeding at the Amherstview sewage lagoon April 2. Also there
among many ducks were a pair of Northern Shoveler and a male
Canvasback. Observered by
Bruce Ripley called several of us to report a Great Grey Owl on Unity
Road about 1.5 km west of Sydenham Rd. That is beside the village of Elginburg.
It was in roadside trees on the south where there ios a tall
embankment, and moving east. the 401 exit for sydenham raod is at km 613 north.
Between 0730 and 0930 on Sunday Sept 16th the Northern Wheatear seen
for the previous three days was not seen on Wolfe Island. Perhaps
those staying longer can update this.
Paul and /or Nittaya Mackenzie,
Kingston, Canada.
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August 26 from 7.00 - 7.30 pm a large congregation of Common
Nighthawks at the Howe Island ferry crossing just west of Kingston
(south end of Joyceville Road) ; moving west some possibly crossing
to Wolfe island; I counted 96 and surely missed many in the largest
scattered flock, and then
Posted since Egrets are less common here than further west.
One Great Egret on ponds at east end of Amherst island today, with 4
Great Blue Herons. Three Common Terns on the bar at north-east corner.
Ospreys incubating on both Osprey platforms. Passing flocks of
restless shorebirds
into the
ferry loading area. Departures are at 6:20, and then every hour from 7:30
onward. Round trip cost is $5.00
Paul Mackenzie,
Kingston, Canada.
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) leaves the mainland on the half hour and leaves the island on
the hour. The K.F.N. property is at the easternmost part of the
island.
Paul Mackenzie,
Kingston, Canada.
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) and go up the hill to the large wooden blind on the
left . Parking lot is opposite the blind. The blind looks north. Good luck.
Paul Mackenzie,
Kingston, Canada.
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A very cooperative Yellow-throated Warbler was seen and photographed this
morning by Bud Rowe and Paul Mackenzie about 10.30 am in the trees near the
lighthouse at Prince Edward Point.
Prince Edward Point [pge 35, quad G 52 53]
Located in Prince Edward County. Take exit 566 off the 401
Dec 2 between 11.30 and 12.45 the Slaty-backed Gull was not seen at the
Waste Management site near Pembroke.
Paul Mackenzie,
Kingston, Canada.
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