Re: [Ontbirds] Fish Crow - Point Pelee Visitor Centre

One was calling at 6am this morning east of Highbury Canco Leamington. On Apr 30, 2017 6:44 PM, "Jeremy Bensette via ONTBIRDS" < birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote: > Tim Arthur and I just found a Fish Crow eating a Jolly Rancher (it smelled > like watermelon flavour) in the parking lot of the visitor

[Ontbirds] Fish Crow - Point Pelee Visitor Centre

Tim Arthur and I just found a Fish Crow eating a Jolly Rancher (it smelled like watermelon flavour) in the parking lot of the visitor centre. It was silent at first and we noted its tiny size as it stood next to Red-winged Blackbirds, bluish sheen on its back, and regularly ruffled its throat fe

[Ontbirds] Fish Crow - Point Pelee

A group of us are currently watching a Fish Crow at the tip of Point Pelee. The bird has been calling. Good Birding! Kory Renaud Cerebralescape.com ___ ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) - the provincial birding organiz

[Ontbirds] Fish Crow - Point Pelee

We just heard and saw a calling Fish Crow at the tip of Point Pelee National Park, heading north towards the Visitor Centre. We just heard and saw it again flying over the tip washrooms. Jeremy Bensette and friends of Point Pelee tour Leamington Sent from my iPhone

[Ontbirds] Fish Crow Point Pelee

I just heard then recorded and photographed a Fish Crow flying over the park heading south, approximately over the road beside Woodland Trail. If it continues in the same direction it will probably be at the tip any minute. Jeremy Bensette ___ ONTB

[Ontbirds] Fish Crow - Point Pelee National Park

Hi All I arrived at the Visitor Centre this morning, to be greeted by the call of a Fish Crow. The bird was first found by Mike Nelson. It was calling from one of the tall trees in the transit loop and was also seen sitting on the satellite tower at the rear of the Visitor Centre. There hav

[Ontbirds]FISH CROW, Point Pelee National Park...

At 8:30am, myself and Julie Liptak saw and heard 2 Fish Crow's flying south directly above the main vehicle road directly opposite Sparrow Field. The birds called 5 or 6 times consecutively and returned 5 minutes later heading NNE, calling all the while. Keith Sealy (sp?) not more than 5mins befo