The bird reported as a possible Mountain Plover at the Hillman Marsh Shorebird
cell north east of Point Pelee is likely an aberant Golden Plover. A number of
expert birders have had very good scope views and all agree it is not a
Mountain Plover.
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It appears that my Ontbirds post at 9:30 this morning did not go out.
At 9:30 this morning I found a Ruff, full breeding plumage on the mud flats at
the Hillman shorebird cell north east of Point Pelee. Was present only 8
minutes. Was initially about 120 meters away on mud flats for about 7 min
There is a Piping Plover on the west beach west of the Pelee VC now.
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Four of us are on the Smew now. It is east of the Upper Canada footbridge near
the south shore near 5 Hooded Mergs. Would not be visible from the Ault Island
Rd causeway now since it is in a small bay.
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For those of you considering travelling to see the Little Egret I think there
is a very good chance that the bird will stay at the present location for some
time today. The bird is in a shallow bay, can not be approached, is with a
Great Egret and both are feeding well in plain view about 40 me
The Little Egret is present now on the south side of Palladium Dr just west of
the Lockheed Martin building at 501 Palladium Dr. This bird appears to be
identical to the one seen near Carp June 2nd except that the 2 head plumes are
only about 2 inches long now. We speculate that most of those pl
The Yellow-crowned Night-heron just (12:40 p.m.) flew west out of sight.
Please do not enter the propery. We will post if it is refound.
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From: bruce dilabio
Date:29/05/2015 12:06 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: Ontbirds
Subject: [Ontbirds] Fwd:
, "robertcermak9" wrote:
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> Sorry, doing the best I can from my car.
> Should have said Mitchell's Bay.
> North west of Chatham.
> From Chatham take 43 northwest then left (west) on Angler Line to 6571
> Angler Line.
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Sorry, doing the best I can from my car.
Should have said Mitchell's Bay.
North west of Chatham.
>From Chatham take 43 northwest then left (west) on Angler Line to 6571 Angler
>Line.
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From: robertcermak9
Date:12/05/2015 9:
Geof Burbidge called to say he is on 5 or 6 Wood Storks at 6571 Angler Line
near Mitchells Bay. He is seeing large white birds with black on wings and dark
heads. The birds are distsnt, about 1 km, flying and droping into the Fragmitti
(sp?). The only other possible species is White Ibis. He i
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44 plus Arctic Terns now circling over Ottawa River above Deschenes Rapids.
Seen from Britannia pier at Lakeside Gardens.
From Carling Ave. go north on Greenview.
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At approx 10:30 am today Jerry Ball found 2 Smith's Longspurs, 1 male near full
breeding plumage and a duller bird. Also seen by Ron Tozer, Mike Nelson, Ed and
Neeltje Leblanc and myself. Flew after 20 minutes and not yet refound. Were
seen east of Hillman Marsh on east side of Rd 21 about 300
The 4 Redhead reported localy yesterday continue this morning at 10:30 on the
Mississippi River east of the bridge on Bridge St ln Almonte.
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My reference to Tree Sparrow should have read Tree Swallow.
Bob
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From: Bob Cermak
Date:
To: Ontbirds
Cc: Sandy Garland
Subject: [Ontbirds] Ottawa/Gatineau - 4 July 2013 - Recent Reports
Ontario/Quebec
Ottawa/Gatineau
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