I have been informed by Bev Kingdon and Harry Lumsden that the Trumpeter Swan Reintroduction Program is winding down. Cygnets are no longer being released.

Harry and Bev are asking that all and any reports of Trumpeter Swans be sent to them (not Ontbirds). Please include number of birds, date, time, location and band numbers if visible. Include colour of both the tag and number, tag type (wing, collar, etc).

Harry Lumsden's email address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Bev Kingdon's email address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The information we supply the program will go a long way in helping to keep track of the general well-being of the Trumpeter population.

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Mark Cranford
ONTBIRDS Coordinator
Mississauga, Ont.
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Hello Ontbirders

By braving the drizzle this morning, we were rewarded with a few interesting birds.

12 Brant were feeding with the canadas on the lawn of Andrew Hayden Park, often fairly close to Carling Avenue and the bicycle paths. One bird later separated from the group. But, remained feeding in the area. Directions courtesy Neily World: http://ca.geocities.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/orwo14.htm

After an unproductive hike along the trail off Kerwin Road, at around noon, upon returning to our vehicles at the entrance to the trail, we saw a beautiful male Black-backed Woodpecker. It flew in from the opposite side of the road, worked a tree for less than a minute, then flew southeast deep into the woods.
There were no detectable finch flights this morning.
Directions courtesy Neily World: http://ca.geocities.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/dun4.htm

Cheerio

Tony Beck
158-B Woodridge Cr.,
Ottawa, Ont.
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Subject: [Ontbirds]HSR: Holiday Beach (08 Nov 2006) 27 Raptors
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Holiday Beach
Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 08, 2006
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Species            Day's Count    Month Total   Season Total
------------------ ----------- -------------- --------------
Turkey Vulture               0           2036          34668
Osprey                       0              0            111
Bald Eagle                   0              4             99
Northern Harrier             5            148            927
Sharp-shinned Hawk           9            219           9309
Cooper's Hawk                6             82            659
Northern Goshawk             0              8             22
Red-shouldered Hawk          2            149            225
Broad-winged Hawk            0              1           7729
Red-tailed Hawk              3            939           2061
Rough-legged Hawk            0             10             16
Golden Eagle                 0              5             15
American Kestrel             0              1           2103
Merlin                       0              5            121
Peregrine Falcon             0              6            107
Unknown                      2              3             14
Swainson's Hawk              0              0              3

Total:                      27           3616          58189
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Observation start time: 09:00:00 Observation end time: 14:30:00 Total observation time: 5.5 hours

Official Counter: Betty Learmouth

Observers:        Cherise Charron, Claude Radley, Jim McCoy

Weather:
Heavy fog covered Essex County today with a  concentration at Holiday Beach
which did not clear until early afternoon.  Winds were light from the South
and Southwest.

Raptor Observations:
A light migration of raptors today as would be expected due to the weather.
Thank you to our spotters.

Non-raptor Observations:
Species observed today included four foraging Eastern Bluebirds, two
Eastern Phoebes, flocks of blackbirds which included Rusty Blackbirds, a
single male Yellow-bellied Woodpecker and twenty-two Tundra Swans. The
weather is still mild enough for the frog population as we saw both
Bullfrogs and Leopard Frogs around the edge of the trout pond.
Thank you to bander Carl Pascoe who showed us two banded female Rusty
Blackbirds.
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Report submitted by Betty Learmouth ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Holiday Beach Migration Observatory information may be found at:
http://hbmo.org/

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