Earlier today, I had a late Black Bellied Plover on the reef at Kettle Point. 
As well there were adult and a single immature Tundra Swans. An adult Greater 
Black Backed Gull was loafing with the rest of the RingBilled and Herrings. 
Kettle Point is south of Port Franks on the Lake Huron shore.

Good Birding
Rick Thornton
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Western Sandpiper,Western Hawk? Pelee Island
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birders,

This morning there was a adult Western Sandpiper at Lighthouse point along
with a White-rumped Sandpiper.

Dave Bracken and I found a very unusual juv. Red-tailed Hawk. We were only
10m from the perched bird!  I would love some input to the subspecies and or
intermediate plumage.

The birds mantle was that of a juv. Harlan's ( Black/dark), the banding on
the tail was hardly noticeable due to the darkness and the upper portion of
the tail  had extensive whiteish. there was also a noticable band across the
breast and the rest was similar to the red-tails found here. I did not see
the underside of the wings.
  I must say that the first 2 seconds I saw the bird I had Dark morph
Rough-legged Hawk on my mind..
Any photos of Dark western(subspecies) Juv."s may help... Please email me
privately.

Thank you,

Dean Ware
Wheatley ON.
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