Hello Ontbirders ( Hamilton and Toronto listers!!)
A Eurasian Collared-Dove has been found and is now in Oakville.
I am relaying this info with the permission of , and on behalf of, my friend
Enver Domingo.
Yesterday or Friday,Enver’s neighbour found this dove that had been injured (
by hitting a window in the Erin Mills & North Sheridan way in Southern
Mississauga) and was brought to him in Oakville.
The dove had been stunned and recovered enough ( without apparent injuries ) to
be released in Oakville.
It flew off and joined some Mourning Doves and has been hanging around Enver’s
back porch area ( thanks to his generous seeds, milk, and water that he has
offered for the bird).
The Dove was present in Enver's back porch on Saturday (late)afternoon.
People are birder friendly. However, use good ethiquette and proper decorum in
the vicinity!. Best of luck.
Luke Fazio
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Directions to Eurasian Collared-Dove:
Address: back of Unit # 91, at 2350 Grand Ravine Dr.
Oakville, Ontario
{North-West of Trafalgar Rd. & Upper Middle road}
Driving directions: QEW to Trafalgar Rd.; North to Glenashton Dr.(past Upper
Middle Rd); ... turn West (Left) and follow Glenashton; turn left (south) on
Grand Ravine Dr;....… go to address 2350 units # 1-105
Turn right at the address.
Within 50 metres you will see a small “ kiddie parkette’ on the south side
with 5 parking spots and “ No Soccer nor Baseball allowed” sign…. Park here and
walk 20 metres into the “parkette’ on the tarred path. Behind the second
porch-yard is where the Collared-Dove has been hanging after it was released.
If parking is a problem- it may be easier to park on Grand Ravine Dr. and walk
in from the 2350 address sign.
--
2347 Nikanna Rd.
Mississauga, Ontario
CANADA, L5C2W8
905-2734596 BE at Peace with Nature
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Subject: [Ontbirds]American & Least Bitterns - St. Clair NWA
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On Saturday, July 10th between 9 am - 11 am I had 2 fly by Least Bitterns
and 1 fly over American Bittern at St. Clair NWA, west of Chatham. The other
usual species of Pied-billed Grebe, Common Moorhen, Wood Duck, Black Tern,
Forster's Tern, Belted Kingfisher, Marsh Wren, Common Yellowthroat, & Swamp
Sparrow were also well represented. No Yellow-headed Blackbirds.
Todd Pepper
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Leamington, Ontario
