Over 3 morning hours at Cranberry Marsh RW on the last day of August passerines 
of note included Eastern Wood Pewee, Marsh Wren, Wilson's Snipe, along with 7 
Great Egrets.
18 migrating raptors were listed---5 osprey, 1 1st.yr. Bald Eagle, at 0940, 1 
N.Harrier, 5 Sharp-shinned and 6 red-tailed..

Counter--Doug Lockrey
Observers--Dan Kaczynski, Jim Munroe, Karl Jennewein
                                      Day's Count    TOTAL
Turkey Vulture                        0               1
Osprey                                    5               25
Bald Eagle                             1                2
N. Harrier                                1               12
Sharp-shinned                        5               22
Cooper's                                 0               2
Northern Goshawk
Red-shouldered                     0                1     
Broad-winged                        0                 5
Red-tailed                               6                36
Rough-legged
Golden Eagle
American Kestrel                   0                1
Merlin                                       0                2
Peregrine
Unidentified                            0                1
TOTAL                                     18              110

Weather--sunny, medium NE wind, 22C

>From the west--Exit 401 at Salem Rd. in Ajax, south to Bayly, east through 
>Lakeridge Rd., one block to Hall's Rd., south towards the lake, parking at the 
>entrance to the south pathway.
>From the east--Exit 401 at Brock St. in Whitby, south to Victoria, west past 
>the Lynde C.A. parking lot to Hall's Rd.--

Doug Lockrey, Whitby, ON
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After waiting three hours, the shearwater appeared again at a fairly close
range at about 6:15 p.m. and made a pass by from east to west.

Thanks to Barry & Linda Cherriere and company for their phone call and to
the dedicated husband who first posted.

Cheers,
Cheryl Edgecombe


Directions : To reach Van Wagner's Road, take the Centennial Parkway exit
from the QEW Niagara and proceed north to Van Wagner's Road. The Lakeland
Centre Tower is one to two hundred metres west of Hutch's Restaurant which
is west of Centennial.


Note:  If coming from the 403 or QEW to the QEW Niagara it is backed up due
to construction all the way across the skyway bridge.  Taking Eastport Drive
to VanWagners Beach Road would be the best route to go today.

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