Today (13 August) at Stewart Park (I forget what time that brief taxi break was) I saw 2 OSPREYS flying over the water. I think at least one was an adult, but I don't know about the other.  This evening around 8:30pm a single adult OSPREY sat for a few minutes on one of the perches of the nest platform at Treman Marine Park before flying toward Stewart Park, leaving the platform empty as it had been when I arrived. The vegetation mat was crawling with seemingly the same shorebirds as yesterday, possibly with increased numbers, but I was too late this evening to see them well, even with the scope. I counted 50 CASPIAN TERNS on the red lighthouse breakwater.
--Dave Nutter

On Aug 13, 2012, at 04:30 AM, [email protected] wrote:

That is, zero OSPREYS around Treman Marine Park at dusk, but there were: 
2 HOODED MERGANSERS
1 GREEN HERON
2 KILLDEER, 
6 SPOTTED SANDPIPERS, 
7 LEAST SANDPIPERS, 
1 SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER, 
27 CASPIAN TERNS, 

The many swallows over the Inlet and the lake earlier in the day seemed to be majority BANK SWALLOWS and the rest BARN SWALLOWS.  I saw 2 YELLOW WARBLERS together in a Willow along Jetty Woods. I thought there were other passerines with them but never got a good look.

--Dave Nutter

On Aug 12, 2012, at 11:27 PM, [email protected] wrote:

At mid-day when I canoed to the lake I saw Ospreys flying around, and I saw Gary Kohlenberg along the shore, who later confirmed that there were 3 Ospreys on the platform. This evening at dusk on my walk I saw at the platform nor obvious around the park. 
--Dave Nutter
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