There is a juvenile American Golden Plover in Brampton at Dixie Road and
Countryside Dr.
The Plover is on the north-west side of the storm water containment pond on a
peninsula with some Killdeer, Ring-billed Gulls and Canada Geese.
Best access is to park on Countryside Dr across from Naperton
Brian Pfrimmer and I visited the Bracebridge Sewage Lagoons this afternoon for
a few hours. In addition to the previously reported American Avocet and Brant,
we also had a single American Golden Plover. It flew in and landed near us,
allowing us to scope it briefly before it flew off to the n
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A single American Golden Plover among a large flock of Black-belled Plover and Ruddy Turnstone. Also one Dunlin and one Short-billed Dowitcher.Location is north of Pt. Pelee and Southwest of Hillman Marsh.Garth RileyEtobicoke, ONrile...@yahoo.com
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Also at Road 1. South of Hillman Marsh along with Avocets and Black necked
Stilt and Solitary Sandpiper
Mike
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Alternate plumaged bird, perhaps a female. May have just flown off though.
Also present: 1 northern waterthrush, 1 orange-crowned warbler (both along
walking trail next to lake).
Avocets not present this a.m.
See Gerry Binsfelds directions last night. Good place too visit for shorebirds
stopp
An American golden plover was observed at 9:30 AM, this morning At Guindon
Park, Boat Launch. The bird was feeding just north of the Community bathroom
buildings.
This spot is located 5 miles west of Cornwall on Highway 2. Take Avonmore Rd.
south from highway 43 and drive to Highway #2 . Turn
Hello all,
Today between 11:00 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Hannah Maciver and I observed six
(6) American Golden Plovers at the above-mentioned wetland. All appeared to
be molting adults. Also present were four Black-bellied Plovers
facilitating a direct comparison.
In addition there was a lone Great Egr
There was a good variety of shorebirds at West Perth Wetlands this afternoon.
In the first cell were both yellowlegs, Baird's Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper,
Least Sandpiper, Spotted Sandpiper and Killdeer. About 4 PM something (a
raptor ?) put up all the shorebirds. Within a couple of minut
While the Shorebird Cell at Hillman Marsh is completely drained, a lone
American Golden Plover was seen just before noon in the south-east corner of
the Cell. It was not in crisp breeding plumage. It is a little late for going
north and a little early for heading south.
Acadian Flycatcher was c
Hi All,
Jean and I observed the American Golden-Plover (observed yesterday at
Municipal Beach) at Jones Beach this afternoon (2:30 PM). Caspian Tern (2),
Sanderling (2), Lesser Yellowlegs (1), American Wigeon (2) and Killdeer (1)
were also observed.
At Municipal Beach (2:00 PM), Sanderling (5),
Hello All,
Jean and I visited a few beaches in St. Catharines today (September 8).
At Jones Beach (11:45 AM), we observed an Osprey flying westward. One
Gadwall was observed with the many Mallards. Shorebirds observed included,
Least Sandpiper (2) Semipalmated Sandpiper (1) and Sanderling (2).
Hello Ontbirders
Andrew Hayden Park played host to a few interesting shorebirds today.
The shorebird activity concentrates on the exposed mudflats along the
shoreline, especially at each end of the park.
Among the yellowlegs, least, snipe, killdeer and both semies we had the
following:
* At
Hello Ontbirders
This evening, immediately after the heavy downpour and amazing display
of lightning,
I went to the area around the Moodie Drive Quarry Ponds.
At about 6:00pm, there were thousands of geese and mallards feeding in
the surrounding farm fields.
At the corner of Twin Elm and Barn
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