Birders,
I have just read Sarah Rupert's post reporting that the Ivory Gull
has not been seen yet today. I am sure everyone is looking at its
previously posted favorite haunts and then some, but I would like to
add another suggestion.
Look further up and beyond the Wheatley Harbor beach - that is, going
toward the northeast, I think. There appear to be mostly residences
north of Wheatley Harbor and this may mean difficulty gaining access
to the beach, but ... There is also a point of some kind that
appears to be accessible from Detroit Line Rd.
The bird could be moving in this direction.
Good luck,
Cathy Carroll
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The Yellow-Headed Blackbird was still seen today, from about 8-10 am =
January 14 near 23 Manitou St. It was associating with a flock of 15-20 =
starlings and was sometimes at this or another nearby feeder, but was =
more often in the nearby trees. Also seen briefly was a Boreal Chickadee =
and a single Common Grackle.=20
Good birding
Kim Zbitnew
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Take Hwy 417 east from Ottawa, take exit #79 and turn right=20
(south) on Hwy 5 (Limoges Rd.) Turn left onto Route 500 at the =
Petro-Canada gas station and proceed past
Cambridge School. Turn right on Manitou which is the 4th street past the =
school.
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Sightings near Ottawa Jan 13th
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Hello Ontbirders,
On Jan Friday 13th Brenda Carter and I had "lucky" encounters with the
following birds within a two mile stretch of Richardson's Road north of
Burchill Road near Merrickville:
1 imm Northern Shrike
1 female Pine Grosbeak
~50 Bohemian Waxwings
~15 Common Redpolls
1 (adult male) Cooper's Hawk
Good birding,
Gerard
Gerard Phillips.
Merrickville.
