Warblers should read 17 species - forgot a Canada, total 68 species.
Peter McParland
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easted Nuthatch and
F.O.S. (for us) White-throated Sparrow and a Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
Oriole's were again numerous while Swallow numbers are down.
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Toronto Island
Was still present at noon Sunday October 23rd. Other birds seen along the
way - Bald Eagle - Blue-headed Vireo - Winter Wren - flocks of migrating
Black Birds... plus the to be expected varieties.
Weather 15 Centigrade and mostly sunny, light breeze.
Bill Smith and Peter McParland
ks of 5000 plus mixed Black Birds on St. John's Rd.
just outside Simcoe.
Directions:Hastings Road runs west off the Causeway where it dead ends at
Lakeshore Rd. in front of the restaurant.
Weather overcast - temperature 49 F - wind S.W. 10/15 Km.
Peter
an one or
two a year and some years none at all. Weather was mostly sunny with wind
gusts up to 80 Km. at times.
Peter McParland
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/2 miles north of the
Comber 401 exit.
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low-throat - Blackpole.
Peter McParland
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Blackpole and a family
group of Wilson's. As was the case on Wednesday there were large numbers of
Yellow-rumped Warblers and R.C. Kinglets passing through which slowed us
down. Sparrows should start to move through soon.
Peter McParland
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he warblers
included Tennessee - 4 Orange-crowned - Nashville - 4 Northern Parula - many
Magnolia - Black-throated Blue - Blackburnian - Black-throated Green - Palm
- Blackpole - American Redstart - Common Yellow-throat - Wilsons and big
numbers of Yellow-rumped.
astern Phoebe (F.O.S. for
us) and 13 species of Warbler including Blackburnian - Nashville -
Chestnut-sided - Magnolia - Black-throated Blue - Yellow-rumped -
Black-throated Green - Palm - Blackpole - American Redstart - Ovenbird -
Common Yellow-throat and Wilson's. Not a barn burner but wonde
ommon Loon, Winter Wren, American Pipit ,
Horned Lark and a Horned Grebe.
Peter McParland
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ly as the rain approached.
Directions:The former school house is on the right hand side of Unity Road
(a short distance west of Highway 6) which runs west from Highway 6 just
south of Haldibrook Road south of Hamilton. You can park behind the school
and walk across to the sod field.
Peter McPa
ominant warbler specie American Redstart, Blackpole, Black-throated
Green and Nashville . Flycatchers and Vireos were conspicuous by their
absence.
Weather - morning overcast - afternoon mostly sunny light winds.
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d not count or identify them. Weather was partly cloudy with a strong
north west wind.
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ify one or two of the birds.
Peter McParland
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- Bay
Breasted - Pine - Blackburnian and Canada. We didn't tally species but some
of the flocks were quite large and at one point we had a flock of 75/100
migrants stream by us at treetop level so quickly that we were only able to
identify one or two of the birds.
Peter
Townsend Lagoons we observed:
Good numbers of Killdeer, Semi-palmated - Least and Pectoral Sandpipers
along with Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs 2 Juvenile Baird's Sandpipers and a
Redk-necked Phalarope
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- Virginia Rail - 1- Sora Rail - 1-Solitary Sandpiper - Several
Semipalmated Plovers and Semipalmated Sandpipers - 1 - Great Egret - 2
Baird"s Sandpipers and 1 adult White- rumped Sandpiper and a Green Heron.
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the usual
vantage points at Adam Beck and above the falls, particularly if the bird
doesn't fly which has been my experience frequently of late. This kind of
patronizing attitude we can do without. If you have something constructive
to offer that's fine otherwise gi
Black backed Gulls
Many Greater Black backed Gulls
1- California Gull - Adult
At Queenston boat ramp
1- Little Gull
Peter McParland
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On Monday Dec 10 a flock of 30 to 50 feeding on 20/25 roadside Crabapple
Trees on the property of Ferndale farm at 4250 Walkers Line in Burlington
about half way between #1 and 2 sideroads. The trees are well stocked with
fruit so it could be active for some time.
Peter McParland
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