Greetings all,
I apologize for the late email, but those of us staking out Mud Lake near Port
Colborne from 8 AM until 8:30 this evening did NOT see the reported Mississippi
Kite that was first found on May 19th and was viewed daily, I believe, up until
today, where it did NOT appear.
Thanks to the birders that came from various distances, including New York
State for their dedicated effort.
Good Birding -
Rex Bartlett
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> To: [email protected]
> Date: Mon, 23 May 2016 20:17:00 -0400
> Subject: [Ontbirds] Mississippi Kite Still Present at Mud Lake, Port Colborne
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> Hello All,
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> The Mississippi Kite first observed by Blayne and Jean Farnan on Thursday May
> 19 can still be found at Mud Lake Conservation Area on Elm Street in Port
> Colborne. Jean and I returned to Mud Lake late this afternoon with more time
> on our hands and observed the kite soaring, circling and diving above us at
> the north end of the conservation area. Much better view this time. We were
> on the section of the Blue Heron Trail that opens to a mixture of scrub and
> Cedars when we observed the Mississippi Kite at 5:05 PM. Directions: From
> St. Catharines, travel south on Highway 406 to the East Main Roundabout in
> Welland. Continue west on East Main.
> At Crowland Avenue, turn left and head south to Lincoln St. Turn right onto
> Lincoln St. and drive to Prince Charles Dr. You will reach Prince Charles Dr.
> after crossing King St and the recreational canal. At Prince Charles Drive
> (Highway 58), turn left and head south to Forks Road. After crossing the
> overpass, exit Highway 58 on the right to access Forks Road. Turn right on
> Forks Road and head east to Elm Street. Turn right onto Elm Street and head
> south to Mud Lake C.A. The parking area will be on the left. Best Regards,
> Bob Highcock and Jean Hampson
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