As it wasn't mentioned specifically in Tyler's earlier comprehensive
report of Sunday morning shorebirds at Second Marsh, I'll add that
around 11:00 a.m. Corinne and I saw a Solitary Sandpiper on the mud in
the small bay in the extreme south east corner of the marsh. We also
had a Canada Warbler close to that area.
Bob Falconer
Toronto
Directions: Exit from the 401 at the Harmony Rd. exit (419) in Oshawa.
Go south on Farewell Street to Colonel Sam Drive. Turn left (east) and
follow Col. Sam to the GM HQ parking lot and park in the farthest west
area. A path leads down towards the marsh. At the 'T', turn right
for the viewing platform or left to head down to the shore
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Laughing Gull near Pelee
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Greetings everyone. At about 3:00 p.m. today I relocated the Laughing Gull
that has been in the Pelee area of late. It was in the same flooded field
where I left it late yesterday, on the north side of Concession Road C east
of Mersea Road 19. Yesterday I also found a 3rd summer Lesser Black-backed
Gull on the opposite side of the road. No luck relocating that bird today,
nor was I able to find the Franklin's. If anyone had anything worth
reporting from Hillman Marsh, I hope they will post it. I had no time to go
there myself today, nor was I able to get to Coterie Park.
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