Hi Ontbirders,
I'm posting on behalf of Marg Bain who just saw the Yellow-headed
Blackbird around 12:30 p.m. today (13 JAN) sitting on a home TV
antennae at the jct. of Cty Rd. 64 and Alyea Rd. It was with a big
Starling flock that also contained a few cowbirds. Marg also noted
that the W-f Geese at Cobourg Harbour stayed only an hour or so this
morning then moved on.
Directions: The blackbird is being seen along Cty. Rd 64, near the
jct of Alyea Rd, about 2 km WSW of Carrying Place. It is obviously
moving about a fair bit so a slow cruise along the area roads is
probably the best way to find it.
Cheers,
Doug McRae
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Subject: [Ontbirds]IVORY GULL still at Wheatley Harbour 12:20 pm Friday
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Hi folks:
Just a brief update on the IVORY GULL. Its still at Wheatley Harbour at
12:20 pm Friday Jan 13th. The gull was on the end of the east breakwall
about fifteen feet from the light.
Good luck.
Cheers, Tom
Tom Hince
Wild Rose Guest House
RR1, 21298 Harbour Road,
Wheatley, ON
N0P 2P0 Canada
[minutes from Point Pelee National Park]
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