Long-tailed jaeger close by flight here at Lakeland at 4pm , 2 Sabine's gulls 
at 3:30, also black tern and common loon

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> On Aug 27, 2017, at 2:18 PM, Dave & Tracey Brown via ONTBIRDS 
> <birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
> 
> Hey Folks,
> 
> Went for quick walk at the wetlands last evening and again this morning and 
> had the following species:
> 
> Water levels in the shorebird cell right behind the parking area are near 
> perfect for all sizes of shorebirds and there are lots of shorebirds in this 
> cell.  The main fenced in cell also seems to be attracting a good number of 
> the peeps.  The following birds were observed across all cells:
>    - 1 STILT SANDPIPER
>    - 1 SB DOWITCHER
>    - 50+ Killdeer
>    - 60+ Lesser Yellowlegs
>    - 4 Greater Yellowlegs
>    - 7 Wilson’s Snipe
>    - 22 Least Sandpiper
>    - 16 Pectoral Sandpiper
>    - 10 Semipalmated Plover
>    - 1 Solitary Sandpiper
>    - 14 Semipalmated Sandpiper 
>    - 10 Spotted Sandpiper
> 
> Other birds to watch for around the wetlands:
>    - 5 RT Hummingbird
>    - 3 Green Heron (up to 7 have been reported at once)
>    - 2 Great Blue Heron
>    - 2 Sora
>    - 20+ Wood Duck
>    - 2 Green-winged Teal
>    - 20+ Blue-winged Teal
>    - 10 Northern Shoveler
>    - Mallard (lots)
>    - Canada Goose (lots)
>    - 1 young Redtail
>    - 1 Osprey (seen this morning sitting on one of the ball diamond light 
> standards and CARRYING a STICK..... thinking about nesting buidling???)
>    - 1 Bald Eagles (young bird (HY) hopping / walking through the mud 
> scattering all of the shorebirds in its way... VERY amusing to watch!)
>    - 1 Eastern Kingbird
>    - 1 Baltimore Oriole
>    - 1 Common Yellowthroat
>    - 40+ Bobolinks (one flock that landed giving nice views in the scope)
>    - Marsh Wren (about the 3rd time in the past couple of weeks its been 
> reported)
>    - House Wren
> 
> Good birding folks!
> 
> Dave
> 
> Directions to West Perth Wetlands:
> 
>> From the East (Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, GTA) - take Hwy 8 thru
> 
> Stratford heading west to first lights in Mitchell (Wellington St) and
> turn left (south) and continue till you hit the "T" intersection at the
> 
> ball diamond.  Lagoon cells are straight back behind the ball diamond
> 
> and soccer fields and the sewage treatment plant.  You can go straight ahead
> 
> on the gravel and park next to the berm.
> 
> 
> 
>> From the London area....take Hwy 23 into Mitchell from the south and
> 
> just after you pass the "Welcome to Mitchell" sign...watch for Frank
> 
> St...go right on Frank St and head down over the bridge till you get to
> 
> the ball diamond (will be on your right).  Again...the cells are behind
> 
> the ball diamond and soccer fields. You can go straight ahead
> 
> on the gravel and park next to the berm.
> 
> 
> 
>> From Southampton area....take Hwy 21, to Goderich and then Hwy 8 to
> 
> Clinton and down to Mitchell, turn south on Hwy 23 to Frank St. and turn
> 
> left on Frank St. and head over the bridge to the ball diamonds (which
> 
> will be on your right). You can go straight ahead on the gravel and park
> 
> next to the berm. 
> 
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