Thanks Garth that is correct - seen at approx. 7 pm.
> On May 22, 2019, at 7:35 PM, Garth Riley wrote:
>
> Just noticed time seen was actually 7:04 PM.
>
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
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> On Wed., 22 May 2019 at 7:14 p.m., KM Thomas via ONTBIRDS
> wrote:
&
Posting for Dave Beadle:
He just saw the Pelican heading west at Ashbridges Bay at 17:00.
Ashbridges Bay is located at 1561 Lakeshore Blvd in the east end of Toronto.
Katie Thomas
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> From: Stuart Williams via ONTBIRDS
> Date: May 22, 2019 at 4:10:05
Least Bittern currently being observed just east of the south parking lot in
the duck pond. Cracking views. Displaying nicely.
Colonel Sam Park can be reached at the foot of Kipling Ave in Toronto.
Katie Thomas
kmthomas.em...@gmail.com
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Bird present at 8:30am, same location. North east flooded bed.
On Wed, May 9, 2018, 2:20 PM Lev Frid via ONTBIRDS
wrote:
> Beautiful female walking on the ground in the Central been between the
> cells with several Lesser Yellowlegs, just as soon as you get past the
>
The Common Teal was seen last evening at 6:30 PM in the shorebird cell
at Hillman Marsh, north of Pt. Pelee National Park.
Tom Hurst
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The Barnacle Goose is present in the Tristan ponds in Schomberg now at
9:55am. Took off once in last 30 minutes but came back.
Directions as per Geale email below.
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From: John Geale via ONTBIRDS
Date: Mon, Mar 19, 2018, 11:17 PM
At 1:45PM Tom Bolohan pointed out the bird feeding on a carcass about a
100 yards off the road in the field directly across from 6380 Brick Yard
Line. It flew about 20 minutes later. Tom re-found it perched in the
tree that stands beside the sign for 6589 Elarton Road. It was still
perched
At 1:45PM Tom Bolohan pointed out the bird feeding on a carcass about a
100 yards off the road in the field directly across from 6830 Brick Yard
Line. It flew about 20 minutes later. Tom re-found it perched in the
tree that stands beside the sign for 6589 Elarton Road. It was still
perched
Hello,
The weather for the bird count this year couldn’t have been better, mild
temperatures, with a low of 0.6 C to a high of 8.3 C and little breezy at times
from the west. It was crisp under foot early on, but soon turned soft as the
conditions warmed up. Lakes and ponds were
Yesterday at 5:20 PM Carl Miolanni I saw a white morph Gyrfalcon
at Pointe West Golf Course which is just north of the town of
Amherstburg. The bird was patrolling the drain on the north side of the
clubhouse. We saw it while at the corner of Golfwood Drive and Fairway
Cresent. The
Disregard previous posting. Carl found the bird this morning and it
turned out to be a N. Harrier.
With apology, Tom Hurst
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Hello,
This is the summary of the 2013 Hamilton Christmas Bird Count, held
on Boxing Day December 26th.
99 enthusiastic birders set off in great anticipation, either to
count birds in the field, or watch birds coming to they're feeder. Some were
out in the very early
Hello,
A large group of enthusiastic birders (40+) showed up at Hutches'
On The Beach, for what turned out to be a pretty good day of birding.
Conditions were overcast, mild, and a good east wind was blowing in from the
lake. We counted a conservative estimate of 84 species, but not
Greetings:
The White-winged Dove was at the Visitor Centre feeder or perched
low in the trees just beyond the fence around the feeding area from 3:45
to 4:35P.M. today January 29th.
Tom Hurst
As per previous directions, take the 401 exit 101 and follow Kent Bridge Rd 15
all the
, Horned Lark, Bohemian Waxwing, White-winged Crossbill, and
Evening Grosbeak.
A full report with all the numbers and participants will be made available
soon.
Many thanks to all the counters, you did a great job in tough conditions.
Cheers..Tom Thomas
One bird feeding with 50+ Pine Siskins, 3 Purple finches,Red
White-breasted Nuthatches, several Goldfinches and House Sparrows at the
feeders and mostly on the ground directly across the street from Pelee
Wings Nature Store. The (juvenile) Crossbill is heavily streaked with a
wash of red on
Hello,
Approximately 30 plus birders arrived at Hutch's On The Beach for
what was to prove a chilly but exiting day of birding in the
Hamilton/Burlington area.
A fairly strong wind was blowing off shore, and the lake was calm, and
other than the usual Ring-billed Gulls and
From: Tom Thomas [mailto:ttho...@cogeco.ca]
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2012 7:54 PM
Subject: American White Pelican near Sky Lake on the Bruce P.
Hello,
I'm not sure if the O.F.O. members field trip to the Bruce Peninsula
this weekend was able to see this bird, but it was soaring
From: Tom Thomas [mailto:ttho...@cogeco.ca]
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2012 10:40 AM
To: 'Tom Thomas'
Subject: FW: Hamilton C.B.C. results
Hello,
The Hamilton C.B.C. took place on Boxing Day December 26th 2011.
A perfect day for counting birds
From: Tom Thomas [mailto:ttho...@cogeco.ca]
Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2011 8:17 PM
T
Subject: O.F.O. Hamilton/Burlington 2011 field trip report
Hello,
On Saturday October 8th 2011, 23 avid birders met at Hutches on
the Beach Strip, on what was a perfect day to look for birds
- Original Message -
From: Tom Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 9:21 PM
Subject: [hamiltonbirds] Results of the 2010 Hamilton Christmas Bird Count
Hello,
On Boxing Day December 26th. 2010, a total of 57,194 individual
birds and 98 species were recorded by 80
Hello,
For the 40 or so members that showed up at Van Wagner's Beach on a
picture perfect Saturday morning, it was a question of quantity of birds over
quality.
The winds were perfect for Jaeger watching, but unfortunately we were
looking into the early morning sun, and all the
Thomas.
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Hello,
First of all I would like to thank the many participants of today's
trip, for a very enjoyable and memorable outing.
Approximately 40 birders were at Hutches at Van Wagner's Beach for the
8:am start. A couple of lucky birders who where early arrivals had the chance
to see a
Gray Catbird
Yellow-rumped Warbler.
Best Regards and a Happy New Year.Tom Thomas.
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Hello,
The OFO's annual field trip to the Ham/Burlington area was enjoyed by
a small but enthusiastic group of birders.
It was not surprising that with the OFO convention held in Hamilton barely
a week ago, and the fact that was a Thanksgiving weekend, I did not expect the
usual
Hello,
Yesterday afternoon while birding the Garbage Dump near the airport at
Tobermory,Tim King and I along with Gill Arden and Bob Zarnke spotted a Black
Vulture.
We were scanning the birds foraging in the garbage piles, when two of
us saw this large bird coming in to land,
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From: tom thomas
To: Subject: Hamilton CBC preliminary results
Hello,
Here are the preliminary results of the 2007 Hamilton Christmas Bird
Count, held on December 26th. 2007.
On a cool -4 degrees C, relatively calm but foggy morning, 85
Hi,
Today while birding in the Niagara area with Peter Booker, Brian
Mishell and Sean Ella, we re found the Black-headed Gull on the shoreline
opposite house # 455 Niagara Blvd. This is just up river from an old railway
bridge that crosses the river, and there is a no dumping sign at
Hi,
Once again this field trip proved very popular, with 48
participants at the start, and despite moments of fierce thunder and close
lightening strikes during the morning stretch, we still had 25 semi-wet
people for the latter part of the day.
We found 73 species, which was
report will be submitted to the Hamilton Naturalist's
Clubs publication The Wood Duck and to Audubon.
Tom Thomas -Hamilton C.B.C.compiler.
On Saturday October 7th. 2006.twenty one birders attended the O.F.O's.
Hamilton / Burlington field trip.
It was a glorious early Fall day, and as it usually happens, the
better the weather, it seems there are fewer birds to be seen.
We spent the first hour or so, at Van
Rough-legged Hawk, and a Red-tailed Hawk.
Don't forget the N.P.H.open house is this Friday April 14th.
Good birding...Tom Thomas
Beamer is located at the Town of Grimsby - exit at Christie St and go up the
mountain to the first road on the right and follow the signs
one new bird for the count list and that was a lone Turkey Vulture.
There were no count week species that could be added to the final tally.
I would like to thank Mike Street and Rob Dobos for their help on this year's
count.
Regards
Tom Thomas - Compiler
January 5, 2006
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between the the west pond and the marsh itself.
Good luck..Tom Thomas.
DIRECTIONS:
Exit highway 8 West from the 403 in Hamilton, turn west onto 8
(Main Street West) and pass McMaster University. Turn right onto Cootes
Drive at the end of the University. Turn right
if this bird shows
up at Holiday Beach, or Metro Park.
Another surprise was the sighting of a Common Raven, and a
Yellow-billed Cuckoo flew in to the watch site, late in the afternoon.
Good Birding.Tom Thomas.
I forgot to include directions for Hawk Cliff...Tom T.
Hawk Cliff is
- located just east of Port
Stanley on the cliff overlooking Lake Erie
Directions to site:
From east 401, take the Highbury south cut off at London, follow Highbury
(Hwy 30) south to St. Thomas. Highbury changes
. The field is south of the
house.
Greg Stuart
Berrot Consulting
Toronto, Ontario
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Just a quick note that the hummingbird continues to be seen today (Thursday,
November 18) by many including us. Kayo's directions are below.
Tom
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Niagara Falls, New York
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Directions:
Take the QEW to the Thorold Stone Road exit in Niagara
Hi,
Further on Bruce and Bea Patterson's observation of Broad-winged
Hawks over Wheatly, today at Hawk Cliff we counted over 6,400 Broad-wings.
Cheers...Tom Thomas.
Hawkcliff is just east of Port Stanley on Lake Erie.
at Oliphant, then continue as outlined in
the previous directions.
Cheers.Tom Thomas.
, and marveled at it's
array of colors.
Cheers...Tom Thomas.
Directions as per Ron Ridout.
Directions to the Hidden Valley campground are: Highway 24 south through
Simcoe, bearing west around the curve at Young's Creek. Travel west on 24
to Regional Rd. 10. Turn south (left from the east
Hamilton On l8s 4r5
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There's no better reason to join the H.N.C.
Cheers .Tom Thomas.
Thomas.
The Townsend sewage lagoons can be found by following the sign for
Townsend, which is on #6 highway south of Hagersville, turn left on Keith
Richardson Parkway, and continue to the second turning on the right, which
is County Rd.14. The Lagoons are just up the road on your right, park
are discrete, and don't get
in the way of trucks , and park away from the gate, I see no problem with
the occasional visit.
Regards, Tom Thomas.
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in the week, but that location
was perhaps four to five kilometers away. I would like to think that this is a
second male on breeding territory.
Cheers Tom Thomas.
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Oops ..sorry the date should have said April 30th.
Cheers Tom.
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Birding with Dave Don after a visit to the Beamer Hawkwatch; at about1:15
pm, we came across 30 plus American Pipits in a field on the West side of
Mountain Road, between Kemp Rd and Mud Rd.; 0.5 km north(lakeside) of Mud
Rd. / tac
Thomas Allan Crooks
489 Forestwood Court
Burlington, Ontario
L7L
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Keep looking up -Tom Thomas.
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Burlington, just East of Burloak Dr.
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to the railtracks off Guelph Line (street numbers in the 80's) /tac
Thomas Allan Crooks
489 Forestwood Court
Burlington. Ontario, Canada
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403 exit onto Hwy 6 Northturn right
at the first lights and travel down to Plains road. ...turn right and look
for the Valley Inn road sign on your left./tac
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489 Forestwood Court
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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