n OPP detachment has it now, 4601
Industrial Parkway, Alliston, thanks to Constable Brian O'Neill.Those wishing
eBird checklists should email separately.It was a fun day with a group of keen
and knowledgeable birders.Regards, Kevin Shackleton
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Sandpipers and
Semi-palmated Sandpipers in the 1st lagoon.. I did have a Greater Yellowlegs
the day before in the 3rd lagoon.The lagoons are marked "No Trespassing", but
birders are tolerated. The lagoons are at the east end of Cedar Street off Old
Yonge St. in Holland Landing. Kevin
, the intrepid leader.Thanks to all who attended and
chipped in birds to the day's total of 84 species including 15 warbler
species.Email me privately for the eBird checklists. Kevin Shackleton
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Barnacle Goose still present in the east fence pond at 3:50 pm.
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There are about 100 Tundra Swans and about 40 Pintails near the north end of
McKinnon Rd. The area is mostly frozen. A few American Black Ducks are mixed in
with the Mallards.
McKinnon Rd runs N off Hwy 90 just east of the town of Angus.
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At least 150 Tundra Swans in the field n w of Hochreiter Rd. Northern Pintails
in view as well.
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Howard Davidson and I checked Windermere Basin for the recently reported Snowy
Egret. It was seen directly across from the lookout, a bit far for
photographs, but the black bill, black legs and small size were easily
seen.Windermere Basin is off East Port Drive west of Red Hill Creek in
Hamilt
11:15 a.m. Dikccissels still north and south of the Mattamy Velodrome. GPS
does'nt show Pan Am Blvd. Go west on Louis St Laurent from Bronte S.
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Initially, 16 participants joined substitute leader Kevin Shackleton for a
leisurely stroll through the Nature Conservancy of Canada property at Happy
Valley in King Township. Birds were mostly heard during the walk, but on the
return to the starting point a male Hooded Warbler was seen by
The field trip began at Tiny Marsh at 7:15 a.m. with three eager participants
joining yours truly. We scoured the Beaver Trail west of the main building for
150 minutes and found 50 species including l good ooks at Alder, Willow and
Great-crested Flycatchers and Eastern Kingbird and a Canada Wa
The Ruff is still here at1:55 pm.
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In the flooded field west of Bathurst St N of Hochreiter Road are 72 Tundra
Swans. There is one Great Blue Heron in the small heronry on the Simcoe County
side of the Holland River. There are about 14 nests best viewed from past the
dike on the north side of the field with the Swans.
Kevin
A Ross's Goose reported late yesterday is still in an old corn field north of
Ravenshoe Rd and west of Woodbine Avenue.Take the 404 to the end at Woodbine,
go north about 500 m to Ravenshoe and turn left at the lights. The goose is
about 100 metres n of Ravenshoe and 500 metres from Woodbine.
The number of Tundra Swans in the flooded field west of Bathurst St, north of
the Queensville SR have been building since February 24. I was told there were
350 to 400 yesterday afternoon. The change in the weather means the flooded
fields are developing a skin of ice. I estimated there were
26 Tundra Swans are on the flooded field west of Bathurst St and north of
Hochreiter Rd. Hochreiter Rd is north of Queensville SR.
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Seen today just after noon across from the slips of the marina. Approachable
from the west just off the main path.
The park is south of the intersection of Kipling and Lakeshore in Etobicoke.
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>From the lookout off Eastport Drive the Snowy Egret is fishing directly to the
>west near the far shore.
One can access Eastport off the westbound QEW. The driveway to the lookout is
obscure. Watch for it on your right as you approach Burlington St.
Good birding
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Tiny Marsh off the east/west dike east of the north/south dike from the Tiny
Flos TL.
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Still in the first field S of 26 on east side of Glengarry Landing.
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10 am. Had the pair of Harlequin Ducks at this small park off Lakeshore at
Cairncroft.
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go east on Davis Drive to Yonge and then north to Bathurst.
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Mea culpa.
The often reported King Eiders were at Bronte Harbour this morning, not the
Common Eiders I reported earlier.
Yours truly,
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Howard Davidson and I had a 1st year male and a female Common Eider straight
out from the pier with a raft of scaup.
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Km12 and 11 as we
headed west at about 2:15 p.m.
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Sunnidale after viewing the Bald Eagle nest from Concession 6 and 15/16 Side
Road and getting three sparrow species in minutes at Pine Grove Road, Essa.
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The goose is present at 7:40 a.m. On the east side of the "wetland". See below
for directions.
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In the closing days of 2012, and with me still short of my goal of 300 species,
Jean Irons suggested I contact Bruce DiLabio to try to get either or both
Lapland Longspur and Gray Partridge in the Ottawa area. I flew in today and
the weather goddess was smiling on me as my flight in was not del
Bruce Brydon and I visited the river from about 12:30 p.m. To 3:15 p.m..
We stopped at the control gates, the old barge, the Whirlpool, Adam Beck and
Queenston Boat Launch.
We had one Iceland and one Glaucous at Adam Beck and one Little Gull at
Queenston.
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We also tried for
metal gate on the south side of the
trail where Farmer MacDonald crosses the trail to his northern field. Dave
Milsom told me he found the owl about 400 metres from the overpass on Monday.
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The male Harlequin is swimming along the far shore of the western side of the
port of Collingwood at 10:30 a.m. Come into Collingwood on Hwy 26 and look for
the old grain elevators on your right and follow the road out to the look out.
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The bird is easy to spot on the north end of the Bell building on the east side
of Pharmacy, north of Eglinton.
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The Glossy Ibis returned to feed at about 8:00 a.m.
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hore RD to the north of Owen Sound.
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le here in the south. Three 500ml bottles of
pop were almost $15.00.
The locals are not birders. We left our field guides in hopes that they might
be able to say where we or the next birders to visit might find more species.
I hope to return in the not too distant future.
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There are 35 Black-bellied Plovers at the far side of the flooded field south
of the 11th. There are several Baird's Sandpipers closer to the road in some
smaller puddles. Lots of Pectorals, Lesser Yellowlegs and a few Greater
Yellowlegs.
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With humblest apologies to Doug, I should stick to trying to ID birds, not
birders. It was Doug Lockrey, not Doug McCrae.
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dabblers.
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nging.
I arrived too late in the morning for the Louisiana Waterthrush.
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At 12:30 pm today I had a singing Dickcissel across from the Sinclair-Campbell
Project on Hwy 42 and 700 metres west of Hwy 59. The bird was posted on eBird
earlier.
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The Cattle Egret was at the corner of Lake Dr. and Ravenshoe Rd at 6:50 pm.
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The Prairie Warbler is still singing where Norm located it 11 am today. I
dragged a wooden pallet to a spot opposite where I heard it singing. It can be
heard from the gasline Norm described.
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Wood Ducks, many Northern
Shovelers, Mallards, Gadwall and American Widgeon.
Both lagoons are posted for trespassing, but the gates are open and the berms
are very drivable.
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Crane family at about 2:20 p.m.
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The entrance to the park is off Hwy 11 before the turn off for Atikokan.
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d us visit the Rainy River sewage lagoons where we found
75 Wilson's Phalaropes, 1 Red-necked Phalarope, 3 Semi-palmated Plovers, 4
Lesser Yellowlegs, 1 White-rumped Sandpiper and many Least and Semi-palmated
Sandpipers.
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near the western shore, a female Wilson's Phalarope and an
American Kestrel chased off by a RWBB.
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male Purple Finches as
well as a female and a feeding male Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
Iain added Philadelphia Vireo to the trip list. We also found a silent
Swainson's Thrush.
The quest for 300 species by the Old Timers Co-operative Birding Team continues.
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inged Swallows.
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11a.m. 3 Sharp-tailed Grouse along the roadside, 3 Short-eared Owls along the
three line to the east. Sedge Wrens calling all along the road. A pair of
Sandhill Cranes. One singing LeConte's Sparrow.
Iain Wilkes, Ric Muise, Bruce Brydon and Kevin Shackleton
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Western Meadowlarks at the corner of Worthington #3 and Byrnes Rd.
Black-billed Magpies, Sedge Wren, 2 Sandill Cranes. Lots of Clay-coloured
Sparrows.
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calling Soras that could not be drowned by reving stock car engines.
No Eared Grebes
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Sorry, should be Black-throated Green Warbler.
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winged Hawk over the forest.
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Mills Block Forest is at the John St. Road and Community intersection west of
Thunder Bay.
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Iain Wilkes, Ric Muise, Ryan LeBlanc and Kevin Shackleton had an adult Golden
Eagle soaring near Mt McKay.
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Stilt Sandpiper, Dunlins, Least Sandpipers, Semi-palmated Sandpipers, 2
Whimbrel, Lesser Yellowlegs, Black-bellied Plovers harassed by a Peregrine
Falcon at 10:30 a. m.
Peter Lyons, Jim Miller, Iain Wilkes, Ric Muise and Kevin Shackleton and Ryan
LeBlanc.
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Snowy Egret still here at 8:40 a.m.
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The bird is still present at 7:00 am May 17.
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10:30 a.m. Adult Golden Eagle flew east to west over the Log Pond/Maintnance
Yard.
Kevin Shackleton
Take Kent Bridge Road south from 401 to Rondeau and follow the signs for the
provincial park.
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No luck on the Cattle Egrets at 10:30.
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Still here at 7:15 south of the Visitor's Centre near the grey monument with
"Scripture" on it.
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The Long-billed Dowitcher was present again this afternoon at about 3 p.m.
There were numerous Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs. Swallows feeding over the
pond were mostly Tree, with one Barn and a Northern Rough-winged. I did not
have any luck finding the Northern Three-toed Woodpecker.
Kevin
the road for best viewing of the flooded field.
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At 9:30 a.m. The Barrow's is in a mixed flock offshore from138 Indian Rd,
Asphodel Heights.
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The White-winged Dove is behiind 1532 Pinewood Cres. at 1:23 pm this afternoon.
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My wife and I paid a visit to the park. Red-breasted Nuthatches at the Spruce
Bog suet feeder, Evening Grosbeaks at the feeders behind the Visitors Centre.
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e also saw a mangy looking coyote and after that no shorebirds, but Bruce's
tip was a couple of days old so they have been around for a while.
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or an electric fence. The birds were there at 8:30 a.m. and
Rodney had seen 8 earlier in the morning.
I stopped my car at 17 406233E/5083263N.
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Ontario Nature sign. Continue down the driveway past the
white house (please respect the privacy of the tenants). You may park in front
of the larger house at the end of the driveway in order to access the existing
trails.
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Kirkfield Road 6 and go north.
From the Kirkfield Lift Lock on Kirkfield Road 6, drive 2.5 km north, turn
right (east) on McNamee Road, then immediately left onto Wylie Road.
Bluebird Box 10 is 1.8 km north and Sedge Wren Marsh is about 2.8 km north
of the intersection.
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e visitor
>to Ontario.(telephone # 905 623 9722) Visitors warmly received.
Regards,
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chilly with a breeze out of the north west.
Direction: Hwy/CR 48 north to the centre of Kirkfield then north on CR 6 to
McNamee Road where a right turn is made and a short distance traveled to Wylie
Road. Then turn left and go north to the marsh.
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utility poles or on buildings.
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and the house is the 3rd on the left #3218.
Elmer was a very gracious host and mentioned that there had been another Varied
Thrush at Cold Creek last January.
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Pine Valley Drive between Major Mackenzie Drive and Rutherford Road.
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area for Snowy Owl without success, but did
have two Northern Harriers and a Rough-legged Hawk.
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Mid-afternoon Saturday November 6, 2010
Lawson Tract, Oxford County
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How to Get There
>From Ingersoll Exit 216 on Hwy 401, go south approximately 4 km on Culloden
>Road (County Rd 10). Turn left (east) on McBeth Road (3rd S. of the the 401)
>and drive 1.5 km. Watch for #363685 on the l
Lane and the Holland River just east of Main
St/Second Concession, East Gwillimbury. Green Lane runs east and west from the
north end of Highway 404. The Holland River is west of the 404.
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This afternoon from 2:15 to 4:00.
1 Broad-winged Hawk over the main road.
1 Marsh Wren in the cattails by the boat launching ramp.
2 Pied-billed Grebes in the reservoir near the dam.
1 Turkey Vulture soaring over the woods below the dam.
6 Northern Flickers near the Critters Shelter.
Kevin
right.
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Line, I found one Buff-breasted, 10
Black-bellied Plovers and many Killdeer.
Exit Hwy 400 north bound at Highway 88 and go west to Hwy 27. Go north to 10th
Line and then west until you have gone about 1 Km west of 15 Sideroad New
Tecumseth.
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e end at Green Lane. Go east on Green
>Lane to Woodbine and the north on Woodbine to Ravenshoe Road. Turn east on
>Ravenshoe and go about 1 km and the flooded section of the field is on your
>left.
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th) to Ravenshoe Road and turn right
>(east) for about 500 metres. The flooded area is to the north.
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. Within minutes the bird flew into view
and perched at the top of the tallest of a grove of spruce trees. It remained
there for at least 10 minutes. I left at 8:30 p.m.
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"Directions (from the east):
Travel west on Rd 109 from Orangeville. Turn north on Reg Rd 25.
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numerous Horned Larks and a flock of about 50 Snow Buntings near the
south end of Yonge Street as it nears the marsh.
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