Folks:
 
During a very damp, cold and foggy day, birding around the Long Point area
with birding friends Nancy Smith and Joan Burns, we encountered a very
discouraged looking Purple Martin. It was sitting on a wire across the road
that leads down the hill, past the restaurant, to the pier on the waterfront
in Port Rowan. Port Rowan is just east of the Long Point causeway. Also of
note was a Lincoln's Sparrow at the Three Bridges. 
 
Good Birding....
 
Rick Thornton

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Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 21, 2007
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Species            Day's Count    Month Total   Season Total
------------------ ----------- -------------- --------------
Black Vulture                0              0              0
Turkey Vulture              22            231            231
Osprey                       0              0              0
Bald Eagle                   5             19             19
Northern Harrier             0              3              3
Sharp-shinned Hawk          11             28             28
Cooper's Hawk               12             46             46
Northern Goshawk             0              1              1
Red-shouldered Hawk         88            105            105
Broad-winged Hawk            0              0              0
Red-tailed Hawk             43            389            395
Rough-legged Hawk            1             12             12
Golden Eagle                 0              0              0
American Kestrel             1              4              4
Merlin                       0              2              2
Peregrine Falcon             0              1              1
Unknown UA                   0              0              0
Unknown UB                   0              2              2
Unknown UF                   0              0              0
Unknown UE                   0              1              1
Unknown UR                   0              5              5

Total:                     183            849            855
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Observation start time: 08:00:00 
Observation end   time: 15:00:00 
Total observation time: 7 hours

Official Counter: Tom Thomas

Observers:        Barry Cherriere, Colin Horstead, Gord McNulty,
                  Linda Cherriere

Visitors:
Dave Nickol Tim King


Weather:
Start off with sun by mid day clouds come in.Rain shut the count down at
3:00pm. 

Raptor Observations:


Non-raptor Observations:
Pair of Wood Ducks 1 White Snow Goose in with a flock of Canada Geese.
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Report submitted by Bill Smith ()
Beamer Conservation Area, Grimsby, ON information may be found at:
http://www.hwcn.org/link/niaghawk/


Site Description:
Beamer Conservation Area is located on top of the Niagara Escarpment above
the town of Grimsby, Ontario. The site is 1km south of the south shore of
Lake Ontario, 20km east of Hamilton, 40km west of Niagara Falls. 

Directions to site:
To get to Beamer CA, take the QEW to Exit 72, follow Christie St./Mountain
St. to the top of the escarpment, turn right on Ridge Road West, and go
1.6km to Quarry Rd. Turn right on Quarry Rd. and drive 100m to the
conservation area. Parking is normally available inside the park. If
parking at the entrance or on the roads, do NOT leave valuables in your
car.

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