Can anyone confirm whether the razorbill was seen today Thursday 23 rd November
Thank you
Michael Tate
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Hello; Will keep this report brief.
S.Shinned 3
Coopers 2
R.Tail 61
R.Legged 7
G.Eagle 6
Winds moderate S-SW
Observations; 5 light morph RL`s & 2 dark morph RL`s
G.Eagles 3 Juv. @ 2:40 2 Juv. @ 2:55 & 1 Adult @ 3:20
Observer;Mike Williamson
Report submitted by Mike Williamson
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Subject: [Ontbirds]NOTL Razorbill - Nov. 23
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Sorry for the late post but we [Tony Bigg, Anne Anthony, me and two =
others] had the bird at 11:50 and again at 11:55 this morning exactly =
where it has been previously seen. It was not near the green buoy but =
rather directly out from the shore and then closer to the fort. At least =
5 people saw it well at that time. We stayed another hour and half more =
and came back at 3:30 [at a further upriver vantage point] but did not =
see it again.=20
Also of interest was a first year Kittiwake below the falls and an adult =
Lesser Black-backed Gull and California Gull at Adam Beck.
Directions are as in Chris Escott's report, The parquet overlooks the =
mouth=20
of the river a short distance upriver
from the golf course -- this is where most birders stop on a Niagara
River day. The viewpoint below Fort Mississauga can be found as follows:
>From the golf course clubhouse (at the south end of the golf course,
nearest the parquet) drive north beside the first fairway until the
road turns left, and park there. Look for the signboard and gravel path
leading to Fort Mississauga (the red brick boxy structure at the far
side of the golf course, where the river enters the lake). Before
reaching the fort, walk over the grass to the right, behind the putting
green for the first hole, and look for a gravel ramp down the wooded
slope to the walking trail at the water's edge. Half way along this
trail (about 50 m) is a wide gap in the trees where you get a great view
of the green buoy (if you get to the pink wing-backed chair another 50 m
further on, you've gone too far!).
Geoff Carpentier
Ajax, Ontario
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Subject: Re: [Ontbirds]NOTL Razorbill - Nov. 23
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the Razorbill was also seen at 3:29 today almost in the same area Geoff saw
it this mooring , but only by my self and for a brief time , I do not no if
it was seen after that many wear looking .
Craig McLauchlan
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Subject: [Ontbirds]NOTL Razorbill - Nov. 23
Sorry for the late post but we [Tony Bigg, Anne Anthony, me and two others]
had the bird at 11:50 and again at 11:55 this morning exactly where it has
been previously seen. It was not near the green buoy but rather directly out
from the shore and then closer to the fort. At least 5 people saw it well at
that time. We stayed another hour and half more and came back at 3:30 [at a
further upriver vantage point] but did not see it again.
Also of interest was a first year Kittiwake below the falls and an adult
Lesser Black-backed Gull and California Gull at Adam Beck.
Directions are as in Chris Escott's report, The parquet overlooks the mouth
of the river a short distance upriver
from the golf course -- this is where most birders stop on a Niagara
River day. The viewpoint below Fort Mississauga can be found as follows:
>From the golf course clubhouse (at the south end of the golf course,
nearest the parquet) drive north beside the first fairway until the
road turns left, and park there. Look for the signboard and gravel path
leading to Fort Mississauga (the red brick boxy structure at the far
side of the golf course, where the river enters the lake). Before
reaching the fort, walk over the grass to the right, behind the putting
green for the first hole, and look for a gravel ramp down the wooded
slope to the walking trail at the water's edge. Half way along this
trail (about 50 m) is a wide gap in the trees where you get a great view
of the green buoy (if you get to the pink wing-backed chair another 50 m
further on, you've gone too far!).
Geoff Carpentier
Ajax, Ontario
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