The Black-throated Sparrow has been reported again today in the same area
as before.
(along the Sheldon Creek Trail near Cottontail Court all afternoon today.
GPS coordinates: 43.3767158, -79.7299756)
I am not there, just passing the information along for those interested.
Take Burloak Dr south f
The Black-throated Sparrow found by Mark Jennings yesterday has been
consistently at the same spot along the Sheldon Creek Trail near Cottontail
Court all afternoon today. GPS coordinates: 43.3767158, -79.7299756
Jeremy Bensette
Point Pelee and Essex County area guiding -
Please contact me
Black-throated Sparrow has been relocated on trail behind original address
Please refer to previously reported alerts for directions
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Bird is still showing well at end of Cottontail Court in Oakville. Please be
considerate of local residents and parking.
Cheers,
George
From: Cheryl
Sent: Sunday, November 3, 2019 3:31 p.m.
To: Dave Don
CC: Hamilton ,Ontbirds
Subject: Re: [hamiltonbirds] Black
https://youtu.be/61jJ9y2rjjM
Hello folks: Here is the video of the Black-throated Sparrow that was found by
TIM LOGAN at the Darlington Fields on Friday.https://youtu.be/61jJ9y2rjjM
As far as I know, It was not seen today Saturday. But do not despair. It is
most likely still in the area.Good lu
Birders,
Just a follow-up on this mega-rarity.
A few of us watched the Black-throated Sparrow right up till sunset. It seemed
to stay along the fence line behind (east of) the covered picnic area for the
time I was there (6:15 to sunset around 7), at around 6:50 or so it flew to the
line of
Take Courtice Rd exit off 401, proceed south on Courtice Rd for 100m, turn
left on Megawatt Dr for 1km, turn right on Crago Rd for a few 100m, soccer
fields on left
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019 at 3:29 PM Peter Gilchrist via ONTBIRDS <
birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
> I am having difficulty following the d
I am having difficulty following the directions to this bird.
The maps I have do not show Megawatt Road or Cargo Road.
If someone has a set of directions which
explains how to access those roads, I would much appreciate it.
Thanking in advance,
Peter Gilchrist
Sent from my iPhone
> On Oct 4,
Bird was still present when I left 10 mins ago, for those interested. Still
many birders there. Good views but moving about the edge surrounding the
soccer fields.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019, 1:15 PM Tyler Hoar via ONTBIRDS,
wrote:
> Tim Logan found a black-throated sparrow on darlington soccer lower f
FYI - 401 is backed up to Salem.
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Tim Logan found a black-throated sparrow on darlington soccer lower field this
morning The bird is still here.
Directions
Exit courtice rd and head south to megawatt rd. Turn left and follow megawatt.
To crago rd. Turn south. The soccer field on on the east side of rd. Bird is
feeding with oth
Aaron Allensen is unable to get on his server this morning and asked
me to let folks know that his rare visitor, the Black-throated Sparrow
was NOT spotted this morning in his garden. He will be keeping an eye
out for it and we will re-post if there is another sighting on his
property.
F
Birders: I do apologize for this very late post. I haven't had time to read
ontbirds today but it seems perhaps from my phone calls that none of the 60 or
70 people who saw the "Little Prince of Arizona" today have posted their
experience.
He is here. He is still spending most of hi
I thought this bird was exciting enough to post some photos online for all
to see. I have also noticed some of Alan Wormington's photos on the OFO
photo page, as well as a few of Jean Iron's images on her own website
(hopefully I'm not spoiling anything by announcing that). My own attempts
can be s
Birders:
Firstly I would like to thank those very thoughtful people who
brought me gifts from bird seed to chocolate in exchange for a good look at a
rare bird. Your actions win you favour and you can come back another time.
Having seen some faces and meeting people who's n
The bird was still present when I left the site at 11:00 am. The bird was not
at all skitterish and seemed content feeding on seeds set out on the rear
steps. Some 15 birders had preceded me and when I left perhaps only 3 others
were there. I fully expect a throng to arrive sometime during the d
Birders: Thank you for leaving the phone lines so I could post this.
The Black-throated sparrow was spotted this morning enjoying some
breakfast on the patio. If you come to see please park beside the road and
proceed down the lane marked "private."
Port Burwell i
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