Hello, all - I passed through Kingston on Feb. 11 (Sunday), where 2 Queen's
students wanted me to identify a "large brown hawk" they had seen over the
weekend, clutching a "pigeon" that it had apparently captured. They were not
birders, and could give very few useful details, but perhaps it is worth
alerting folks to the possibility of a Gyrfalcon in the area, as I think that's
what it might have been. The sighting was near the lake, just east of the
Queen's campus. However, this is defintely NOT a confirmed sighting.
Keep your eyes open, Kingston birders!
Cheers,
John
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Subject: [Ontbirds]Ottawa: Am.Three-toed Woodpecker
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Hi Everyone
There was a male Am.Three-toed woodpecker present this morning from
10:00 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. along the trail off Kerwin Road. The woodpecker was
down the trail approximately 200 m and on the right in about 10 m. We
located the bird by its tapping. It was working over a dead spruce tree.
good birding
Bruce
Directions: Take 417 west to the March Rd/Eagleson Rd exit
and turn right on March Rd. Follow March Rd to the Dunrobin Rd and turn
right.
After just over 1 km, turn right onto Kerwin Road go over the railway tracks
and watch for the trail entrance on your right around house #900. If you
require additional information please email me privately.
Bruce Di Labio
400 Donald B. Munro Drive
P.O.Box 538
Carp,Ontario,K0A 1L0
(613)839-4395 Home (613)715-2571 Cell
Di Labio Birding Website
Courses and Field Trips
http://www3.sympatico.ca/bruce.dilabio/
