A juvenile Red-Headed Woodpecker was foraging in the maple trees at the rear of
944 Crozier Court from 4PM till dusk today. A backyard first sighting of
Red-Headed.
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This bird was first seen at our feeders at 9 am today, Thursday and is
still coming to feeders at 6:00 pm.
Address is 2800 County Road 1, Bloomfield Ontario.
Nancy Fox
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The pair of Red-headed Woodpeckers continues today at the forest near 1696
Bean Rd, New Hamburg. Originally reported by Dawn Miles and R. Roth on Jun.
27. Nice views from the road. Also heard a Black-billed Cuckoo calling from
the farm house trees to the west.
Matt
Red Headed Woodpecker visits my bird feeder and gardens daily.Appear to be
nesting in tree across the road from me.As they a a bird of concern I notified
the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.Sarnia Ontario
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A Red-headed Woodpecker was seen this morning in the Crystal Beach area.
Last seen at a feeder at 26 Ullswater.
John Cree
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Currently in willows at corner of Marina bay 9:35 AM
ABP is at the foot of Coxwell Ave
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Hello all,
Today during the CBC for Kids in London, my group found a juvenile Red-headed
Woodpecker in the area between the Civic Garden green houses and the foot
bridge that crossed the Thames (I have labeled the location on a map, which can
be accessed with the link below). This is a very
I saw a red headed woodpecker (immature) at the south end of the park
this afternoon. It was flying in the trees above the fence that borders
the park and the old racetrack. Ojibway in located at 5200 Matchette
road in west Windsor.
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Juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker spotted around 10 this morning in Phyllis
Rawlinson Park, Leslie Street north of 19th Avenue in Richmond Hill.
Miranda O’Hara
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Please forgive me, I am new at posting. Here is what I should have written in
my first attempt.
At 7:30 this morning, I had a Red-Headed Woodpecker visit my backyard peanut
feeder, three times in total over a 10 to 15 minute period.
DIRECTIONS: In Georgetown, Ontario: from Guelph Street (Hwy 7
Half an hour ago, I had a Red-headed Woodpecker visit a peanut feeder in my
backyard. It visited about 3 times, during which I managed to get a couple of
poor record pics through my window.
Ian Jarvie
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On April 29, at approximately 3 pm, we saw a Red-headed Woodpecker from the
Woodland Trail near the Redbud Seasonal Trail. Sometime later, we saw a
Louisiana Waterthrush on the northernmost wet slough (about 41°55'49.7"N
82°30'34.8"W) and at approximately 6 pm, we saw a
Late post - Mill Pond at the Richmond Hill Winter Carnival today there was a
Red-headed Woodpecker among the many nuthatches. Seen on the south side of Mill
street behind the Food Tent jumping from tree to tree.
Mill Pond is on Mill St. closer to Bathurst than Yonge, just north of Major
Yes he is back at 3196 Campden Road. This amazing bird raised 3 nestlings here
alone after his partner was killed on the road. Six weeks ago he disappeared
with them but has once again returned alone, possibly to spend his 3rd winter (
or is it the 4th ? ) with my neighbours, Marvin and Judy.
Just now (11:30 am) a red headed woodpecker landed on the big oak on Hawk Hill
Tim Mccarthy
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this mornings special count, we also had 2 Fish
Crows calling repeatedly at the edge of the wood, and a RED-Headed Woodpecker
amongst many other birds including a GH OWL.
Best of luck
LUC Fazio
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After a successful breeding season the Red-Headed Woodpecker continues at the
feeders on the front of the house at 3196 Campden Rd. Vineland. There are 2
platform feeders and some hanging feeders on the front porch. Easily seen from
the road, please don't trespass. QEW to Victori
showed up here on Nov. 14 and has been here every day since
most often seen either on the spruce trees or on the hydro pole on the property
ID confirmed today by Dan Bone and John Bick
1545 Monck Rd (if you came for the evening grosbeaks in 2011 you know where to
go)
follow Monck Rd from Norla
Juvenile red headed woodpecker seen at 11:10 am Wed Oct 29/14 at 1920 Buckslide
Road, Algonquin Highlands, Ontario.
Have 2 pics, on feeder pole 15 ft away for several seconds, then pics taken on
maple trunk, there again for several seconds, then flew into edge of our woods.
Grey/brown head
Today 4 of us went to Long Point and area for a quick birding trip. We were
very fortunate to see 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers in the woodlot at the
Jackson-Gunn forest. We also had 2 Rusty Blackbirds and a Northern Mockingbird
just east of this woodlot. Other than these, there were no early migr
The Red-headed Woodpecker continues to visit the feeders at3196 Campden Road,
Vineland this afternoon. Enjoy ! Nancy Smith, 2939 Campden Rd.
Vineland
QEW to Victoria Ave. ( Reg. 24 ) exit and head south, through the town of
> Vineland, up the escarpment, turn ri
Further to Nancy Smith's post from last December and Len Manning's sighting
yesterday, the adult male red-headed woodpecker continues to show well at 3196
Campden Rd. in Vineland.
The bird frequents both the porch feeders and the trees of the homeowner's
woodlot. This species h
Hello All: After a successful breeding season the Red-headed Woodpecker
continues at 3196 Campden Road, Vineland. Again this year he is using the
tray feeder on the front porch railing and visiting the hanging suet and peanut
feeders above.
QEW to Victoria Ave. ( Reg. 24 ) exit and head
see – Bald Eagle at tree top height,
Sharp-shinned and Broad-winged Hawks, A. Kestrels, Merlin, R-th Hummingbird,
adult Red-headed Woodpecker, E. Wood-Pewee, Swainson`s Thrushes, Gray Catbirds,
Philadelphia and Red-eyed Vireos, 19 warbler species including 2 Orange-crowns,
N. Parulas, Blk-throated
On the way to a work site, I saw what I believe was a red-headed woodpecker
on Chippewa Road, between Glancaster Road and Upper James/Highway 6.
Unfortunately I saw the bird from behind while in my car, but very bold
solid blacks and whites and size indicate a red-headed woodpecker if anyone
wants
At 6 30 this morning I had a Red-headed Woodpecker in the backyard at Thickson
Woods. This is most likely the same one from the meadow 2 weeks ago.
Thickson Woods is at the bottom of Thickson Rd south in Whitby. The Woods and
Meadow are on the east side down the lane way with the yellow gates
y road to the T-intersection and turn right, following
Mariner's Road to the main channel between Lake Erie and Rondeau Bay. The birds
were across the main channel. Best light is in the afternoon.
If you are interested in a RED-HEADED WOODPECKER while you are passing through
the area, pleas
Good Morning! The Red-headed Woodpecker is still visiting the feeder at 3196
Campden Road. He appeared to be caching peanuts in a tree just north of the
house, returning regularly for more than 10 minutes until I left at about 10:45
this morning. Just north of there on the corner of Bethesda
The Red-headed Woodpecker continues to visit the feeder and surrounding woodlot
at 3196 Campden Rd.and this afternoon there was a Northern Shrike a half block
due east of that location, and 12 Wild Turkeys further along at 20 Valley
Golfclub .
Directions: QEW Niagara take Vicoria Ave. (Reg
Ontbirders,
Since this bird was not posted today, and we just got in from a day long
birdathon, I wanted to advise that the previously reported RED-HEADED
WOODPECKER at 3196 Campden Road in Vineland, was observed well this morning by
Peter/Caleb Scholtens, Barry Coombs, Lisa Teskey, and I. We
PM
To: ontbirds posting
Subject: [Ontbirds] Red-headed Woodpecker-Vineland
Hi Everyone: The Red-headed Woodpecker continues to use the feeders on the
front railing of 3196 Campden Road. Patience is required but he (she) is quite
visible from the road with binos. PLEASE do not go down the
Hi Everyone: The Red-headed Woodpecker continues to use the feeders on the
front railing of 3196 Campden Road. Patience is required but he (she) is quite
visible from the road with binos. PLEASE do not go down the driveway or
trespass onto the property. Thanks for your cooperation.
Nancy
Here is the rest of my messageI hit the send button instead of the paste
button.
The address is 3196 Campden Road, Campden (Vineland).
Directions: QEW Niagara, exit Victoria Ave. Vineland ( Reg. 24 ) head
south, up the mountain, turn right on Fly Rd. (stoplight) then left on
Campden Rd.
The Red-headed Woodpecker remains in Campden. Jean and Blayne Farnan joined
me this morning, we saw the bird at the feeder at 9:45 am. On top of the
front entrance railing are two small platform feedersthe bird favoured
the one on the right hand side.
Here are Nancy Smith's direc
Good Morning Everyone: The Red-headed Woodpecker was again at the feeder this
morning at 9:15 at 3196 Campden Rd. Vineland.
Directions: QEW Niagara, exit Victoria Ave. Vineland ( Reg. 24 ) head south,
up the mountain, turn right on Fly Rd. (stoplight) then left on Campden Rd.
The
Hello and Happy New Year Everyone! A Red-headed Woodpecker has been coming to
my neighbour's feeder at 3196 Campden Road , Vineland, apparently for almost a
week. I saw him for the first time this morning at about 8:30. The feeder is
easily seen with binos on the front railing of the
The woodpecker was a juvenile bird and the waxwings were with one of several
flocks of Cedar Waxwings.
Carolina and Winter Wrens also seen.
Directions.
The Islands are on the south side of the harbour and the ferry docks are at the
south end of Bay St.
Norm Murr
303-48 Laverock Ave.
Richmond
Mergansers, an adult Golden Eagle overhead, a hatch year Red-headed
Woodpecker, Eastern Wood-Pewee, 4 Eastern Phoebes, Eastern Bluebirds, 14 Hermit
Thrushes, both nuthatches, Winter Wren, Pine Siskins, Common Redpolls,
White-winged Crossbills, 22 Yellow-rumped Warblers, Pine Warbler, 7 Fox
Sparrows
Just after 2 PM this afernoon, the banding crew had an immature RED-HEADED
WOODPECKER at the side of the main road about 0.5 km north of the
lighthouse on the west side of the road. Also along the main road were
several RED-TAILS, NORTHERN HARRIERS and a single male AMERICAN KESTREL
seemingly
A quiet day down there with not much more than the Subject birds (above) to
report.
A lot more migrants still to come.
Note:- If you want to learn more about birding on the Toronto Islands you can
access my Toronto Islands Birding And Site Guide on the OFO web site at -
http://www.ofo.ca/re
Hi Ont Birders1 adult RHWP on a hydro pole on Burt Road, north of
St.George. From the main intersection in St. George go noth to the first
intersection which is Howell Road, turn right and go about 1 Km to Burt Road
then turn left or north and watch for it on the hydro poles. This is the sa
We had a Red-headed Woodpecker show up and drink from the Hummingbird feeder
briefly this morning.
I haven't seen this behavior at our feeders with this species although Downies,
House Finches and Chickadees drink from the sugar water feeders regularly.
Cheers,
Larry.
LocationPort R
A red headed woodpecker has been on our property outside of St. George the
past two days eating peanuts from our picnic table.
Jim Kirchin
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Since 9:50 this morning there has been a Red-headed Woodpecker in Turney
Woods Park Mississauga. My house backs on to the park and the woodpecker has
been feeding from my suet but is currently in the ravine area (middle of
forest). Should not be hard to find as the forest is only 5 acres (with
Both tundra swans last week going through and RED HEADED WOODPECKER today
at 9 a.m. were observed at property on west side of Ross Lake about 10
miles north of Belleville on Highway 62. Feeder is regularly visited by
hairy, downy and pileated but this is the first red headed.
Observed by Bob
An immature red-headed woodpecker has been seen in the Uphill area. It has
been quite active around the neighbourhood for the last three days. The
plumage on the body appears to be like that of an adult with a clear chest,
black back and the vibrant white wing and rump patches. This bird
, Blue-winged teal, Green-winged teal,
N.shoveler.
An imm. Red-headed Woodpecker was noted in a tree at the north end. A
Rusty blackbird appeared among the birds feeding on the path near our
viewing platform.
Thanks to Geoff Carpentier for his Oct.19 raptor report-- 433
migrating hawks over 3.5
A pair of red-headed woodpeckers was seen between 3:00 & 3:30 pm yesterday, Oct
18, and a single adult was observed at the same location yesterday around 6 pm!
We have not had time to return today to see if they are still around.
The sighting is on a First Nations Reserve; the person whose house
I observed an Immature Red-headed Woodpecker this morning feeding on
the ground in my front yard (among the Jays). I have seen adults in
the spring but never an immature so this is a wonderful sighting. I
regularly have Red-bellied Woodpecker (adult male visible every day
on the peanut feeder
Monday Bill Smith and I went to Long Point to look for sparrows which we
didn't find other than a Lincoln's, some White throats and a small flock of
Chippers at Turkey Point. Birds were scarce other than Yellow-rumped
Warblers and Kinglets which were everywhere we stopped in big numbers.Total
of 39
Good day all.
For the last 8 days myself and the usual group of birders, Ian Cannell,
Margaret Liubavicius, Bill Smith and Peter McParland have been birding The
Islands on the days it didn`t rain and we did come up with some nice birds.
Most of the time we only birded Ward’s and Algonquin Islan
As a followup to Ron Reid’s posting on May 29, I was able to find the
red-headed woodpecker in the Carden area. It was located on an unmarked road
about 1 km west of Victoria Road running north from Alvar Road. Be ready for a
rough ride and billions of deer flies!
Eric Davis
Bird was seen this morning and throughout the day hanging around a small area
just behind the Nature Center.
The Nature Center is located on the left just as you enter the front gates.
Precise viewing location below;
http://maps.google.ca/maps?q=43.283924,-79.90262&num=1&t=h&sll=43.375179,-79.836
Hey Folks,
I was about to leave the station today when I got word that a TRCA field
crew spotted a Red-headed Woodpecker this morning along the dirt road which
leads to the banding station. Mark Field and I decided to drive slowly up
the road and keep an eye out for it, and BAM there it was! We
Hello Birders,
This morning while doing Urban Bird Surveying on Lennox and Palmerston Blvd,
myself, Bérengère Paternostre, Andrew Kuzniecov and Eric Davies had a
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER. It was first in the tall Norway Maples on the South
side of Lennox, east of Palmerston and then moved to the big
Hi all,
I took a walk with my daughters Amber and Emily this afternoon and we were
able to locate the family of the title species along the Heritage Trail -
fairly far along to the lookout, which we could see whilst watching one adult.
I think we heard all 4 and saw 3 of the birds.
T
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Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 1:59 PM
Subject: Red-headed Woodpecker at Presqu'ile Provincial Park
Today at 11:00 am I saw a Red-headed Woodpecker at Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
The bird was in large cott
Today at 11:00 am I saw a Red-headed Woodpecker at Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
The bird was in large cottonwoods by the comfort station at the entrance to the
Owen Point Trail parking lot ( formerly Beach 4 ).
Presqu'ile Provincial Park is located South of Brighton, On; take the Brig
The Red-Headed Woodpecker continues to be present at the old burn area at
Constance Bay.The birds, an adult and a junenile were viewed Thurs am at 0800
by Deborah McKeand and Ken Garrett. Sorry for the late posting. The birds were
in the same location as reported by Peter Campbell 2Aug.
They
Hi Ontbirders,
Norma Mooney and I drove out to the old burn area near Constance Bay this
morning, 2 August, to look for the Red-headed Woodpecker. About 1020 AM we
observed a fledged juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker and an adult in the old
burn area. We were on the sand trail fifty to a hundred
Dear ONTBIRDers,
Hello again! Thank you to everyone that has reported their possible
sightings to me since my last post. Please forgive me for posting again but
now that we are in the midst of spring I just wanted to send out a reminder
of my search for Red-headed Woodpeckers. I am a doctoral cand
Hi All
I found a Red-headed Woodpecker tonight just west of Burgoyne. We left the
restaurant and headed for Port Elgin and the bird was sitting on a fence
post on the north side of the road and then flew back towards the south and
landed in a tree on there south side of the road just before
Hello Ontbirders
This afternoon I observed 1 adult Red-headed Woodpecker at the "Old Burn site"
at Constance Bay. This is the 9th consecutive year for the woodpecker at this
site and the earliest date. Last year, 1 was observed on April 23rd which,
then, was the earliest date. Nor
Dear Ontbirders,
Starting this spring and continuing for the next 3 years, I will be
studying Red-headed Woodpeckers in the Northumberland and Peterborough
counties of central Ontario. And I can use all the help I can get to
locate these beautiful and swiftly declining birds. If you have an
airfield fence I counted 14 Eastern
Bluebirds the usual Sparrows including Lincoln's (100's of White-throats and
Juncos ) and a few E. Phoebes. On my way back from the south end of the fence I
spotted a juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker feeding in the grass, flying to ground
level tree trunk
Hello
A red headed woodpecker was seen at Rattray Marsh. Also seen were a sora,
dunlin, wood duck, green wing teal, semipalmated plover, solitary and least
sand pipers, 2 egrets, blue heron, king fisher and 50+ red neck grebe on the
lake.
Michael A
Rattray Marsh is accessible from
A Red-headed woodpecker was seen on Monday, May 18 along Dumfries Road,
approximately 1.7 km west of Pinehurst Rd at approximately 1:30 PM. To my
surprise it was seen flying between trees along the side of the road. There is
a significant large upland forest close by (Spottiswood Lakes), and
Hi everyone
Birded a number of locations in west of Ottawa today. The Red-headed
Woodpeckers are back at Constance Bay "Old Burn Site" for the 8th consecutive
year. This is the earliest arrival date by 2 weeks. Overall the migration has
slowed down with the cooler temperature but there was sti
Hi all,
This afternoon I saw 2 of these birds at the big burn area towards
Burleigh bridge - very active whilst calling and drumming. Further down the
road a pair of E. Bluebird were likewise occupied and the presumably female
Bald Eagle was sitting tight on her new nest, which I first s
Yesterday a group of six Peterborough Field Naturalists encountered a
Red-headed Woodpecker on Lakeshore Rd east of Bond Head near the junction
with Morgans Rd.. The bird was first seen in a hedgerow close to the road
and later flew to the top of a power line pole where everybody was able to
get a
Hello
Tim Seburn and I found a Whimbrel at the Lake Erie end of Kraft Road in Fort
Erie this morning. The Whimbrel was just west of this spot.
We also have a juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker coming to our feeder which is 2
houses to the east of Kraft Road.
All the best
Marcie Jacklin
Here are
TERN
Black Tern
Common Tern
ARCTIC TERN
Chimney Swift
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER
Willow Flycatcher
Swainson's Thrush
Golden-winged Warbler
Blackpoll Warbler
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For the status lin
of Sheila and Naish McHugh.
Common Loon, American Bittern, Wood Duck, Ospreys on nests, Northern Harrier,
Ruffed Grouse, Wild Turkey ( in 3 locations ), Virginia Rail, Sora, Sandhill
Crane, Upland Sandpiper, Wilson's Snipe, Black-billed Cuckoo, R-T Hummingbird,
Belted Kingfisher, Red-h
Eastern Meadowlarks were present.
In Constance Bay itself at the burnt area a single male Red-headed Woodpecker
was drilling and calling from the tops of the many dead trees at the site. Also
at the site were a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a Hairy Woodpecker and a Northern
Flicker.
Happy
Hello Ontbirders
The Red-headed Woodpeckers have returned to the Old Burn Site at
Constance Bay, 7th consecutive year! Two adults were present today and were
also observed on Saturday.
good birding, Bruce
Directions: Constance Bay: RHWP
tween the leaves and
flowers of black and red currant!!
I do not believe anyone saw or heard the Worm-eating warbler.
Some of the avians were RED-HEADED WOODPECKER, Blue-gray gnatcatcher,
Rose-breasted grosbeak, Gray catbird, Indigo bunting, GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH,
Philadelphia vireo, and the
I had an interesting experience at the Cawthra Mulock reserve in Newmarket this
morning.
Coming down the trail to where the pond is, I heard the call of a Red-headed
Woodpecker. This hard-to-find species was actually observed by Allan Roitner
at a different location in Newmarket this past
While on my way back from Michigan today, I had a Red Headed Woodpecker fly
across the 402 approximately 750 m west of Exit 44 (Watford/Arkona exit). It
flew into the woodlot adjacent to north side of the 402.
Regards,
Wayne
A male Red-Headed Woodpecker was spotted at the East end of the Whitby
Mental Health Centre Grounds. It was flying in the large trees south of the
trail.
To get to the Whitby Mental Health Centre grounds: Exit the 401 at Brock St.
and go South to Victoria Road. Go west along Victoria Road
.
Shorebirds at this location included:
1 Greater Yellowlegs
4 Lesser Yellowlegs
1 adult Short-billed Dowitcher hendersoni sub-species in
breeding plumage
2 Killdeer.
Exploring other areas west produced sightings of:
Red-headed Woodpecker at Contance Bay Old Burn site
Virginia Rail, 2 Adults and 2 juveniles
Not sure if this counts as a rarity in Ontario, but it is a bird I don't
see often. In fact, I think it is a first for me in Ontario. An adult
Red-headed Woodpecker was seen today (Thursday, May 10) in Erindale Park
in Mississauga. It was at the northern end of the Park. Also seen were
se
Between 9 and 10am both GOLDEN-CROWNED and RUBY-CROWNED KINGLETS were seen
along the south path towards and at the CMRW platform.
While on the platform several of us had a great view of something "not always
seen"-- a rapid low-flying WILD TURKEY flying westward toward us!
The imm.
top end of hall's Rd.--imm. Red-headed
Woodpecker.
A request to photographers--if you intend to come down before and after the
CMRW closes down, please bring bird feed (bear in mind that the large
garbage pail will be removed on Nov.30)
Nov.18-- 5 hrs.; light NW wind, rising BP; TUV-
Good day
I did The Islands again today and at and west of the airfield on Hanlans Point
I found Black-bellied Plover, Wilson's Snipe, a juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker,
Brown Thrasher, 12 Field Sparrows, Swamp Sparrows, Eastern Towhees, Eastern
Meadowlarks, Rusty Blackbirds, and a La
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min. to and then from Hanlan's Point.
While I could not rediscover the longspurs, I was able to find a juv.
Red-headed Woodpecker (new for Toronto for me believe it or not!) in some
cottonwoods along the beach just left of where you enter the beach area from
the airport fence
Sandpiper
RED-NECKED PHALAROPE
Bonaparte's Gull
COMMON TERN
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
Sedge Wren
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Around 9:30am several birders saw a Red-headed Woodpecker fly into a tall Aspen
in the middle of the woods, remaining there only briefly.
The woods was "full" of male and female Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, and other good
birds were few, but here are some of them:
3 Gray Catbirds, Wood Thr
esser Black-backed Gull
Barred Owl
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Hermit Thrush
Brown Thrasher
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Pine Warbler
Chipping Sparrow
Field Sparrow
Vesper Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow
Fox Sparrow
Swamp Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow
Purple Finch
Evening Grosbeak
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Hi Everyone
Today, December 26th, my son, Ben and I saw a flock of 14 Gray Partridge
near the corner of Donald B. Munro Drive and Panmure Road near the village
of Marathon. The birds flushed off the road and landed in a nearby
cornfield. Later on, we saw at least 2 of the over-wintering Red
GRAY PARTRIDGE
Wild Turkey
Snowy Owl
NORTHERN HAWK OWL
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
Horned Lark
Carolina Wren
Bohemian Waxwing
Snow Bunting
Red-winged Blackbird
Brown-headed Cowbird
Pine Grosbeak
Common Redpoll
Evening Grosbeak
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date: 04 Dec
sser Black-backed Gull
Glaucous Gull
Snowy Owl
NORTHERN HAWK OWL
Belted Kingfisher
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
Carolina Wren
Bohemian Waxwing
Fox Sparrow
Pine Grosbeak
White-winged Crossbill
Common Redpoll
Pine Siskin
Evening Grosbeak
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date: 2
Turkey
Greater Yellowlegs
Lesser Yellowlegs
Pectoral Sandpiper
Dunlin
Bonaparte's Gull
Lesser Black-backed Gull
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
BOREAL CHICKADEE
Carolina Wren
Northern Shrike
Fox Sparrow
Pine Grosbeak
White-winged Crossbill
Pine Siskin
Evening Grosbeak
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hotline: Ottawa
Hi Everyone
Today, August 22, 2005 I birded along the Ottawa River from Britannia to
Constance Bay. At the Britannia Conservation Area there was a good selection
of landbirds, 15 species of warblers including 1 Blackpoll, 1 Black-throated
blue, 1 Blackburnian and 1 Cape May. Numerous Scarlet
One adult bird was seen on July 24, 2005 at the junction of Shaw Road
and North Pakenham Concession 12, about 6 km NNW of Pakenham, ON, and
inside the Ottawa Checklist Circle by only a few hundred metres. This
site has hosted nesting Red-headed Woodpeckers in each of the summers
from 2002 to 2005 i
Hello Everyone,
With some great directions from Bruce DiLabio I visited the old burn site in
Constance this morning to check up on the red-headed woodpeckers. My Mom and I
saw the pair of red-heads with with at least one ofspring (they fly around so
much it is often hard to tell when one is coming
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- Birds mentioned
Black-crowned Night-Heron
Redhead
Ruddy Duck
Northern Goshawk
Broad-winged Hawk
American Kestrel
Lesser Yellowlegs
Solitary Sandpiper
Least Sandpiper
White-rumped Sandpiper
CASPIAN TERN
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
PALM
off the excitement in our yard a Red Headed Woodpecker, Rose Breasted
Grosbeak, 2 Indigo Buntings, 2 House Wrens, Great Blue Heron flying over my
water garden, several White Crowned Sparrows scratching in my flour bed.
On my way home from work I stopped off Liberty in Bowmanville at the St.
Mary
I have just been watching a Red Headed woodpecker at my feeders this afternoon.
It is now 4:00pm and the beautiful Adult male with brilliant red head and pure
white rump was a sight to see at my suet feeder. Not very many Red Headed
Woodpeckers are seen up this way anymore.
Directions to my
- RBA
* Ontario
* Ottawa/Gatineau
* 13 March 2005
* ONOT0503.13
- Birds mentioned
BARROW'S GOLDENEYE
Cooper's Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk
Wild Turkey
Ring-billed Gull
Herring Gull
Glaucous Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Snowy Owl
Barred Owl
GREAT GRAY OWL
Belted Kingfisher
RED-HEADED WOOD
- RBA
* Ontario
* Ottawa/Gatineau
* 06 March 2005
* ONOT0503.06
- Birds mentioned
Merlin
Peregrine Falcon
Ring-billed Gull
Snowy Owl
GREAT GRAY OWL
RED-HEADED WOODPECKER
Tufted Titmouse
Carolina Wren
TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE
Bohemian Waxwing
House Finch
Common Redpoll
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