The Cattle Egret is still at the Milton
location in Ottawa. I was
lucky to see it around 10:30 AM
November 10.
Some photos on
http://www.boismocassinwoods.ca/blog
Directions:
417 East take exit 96 (Boundary Road), go
North and turn right on
Russell Road,
After several
KM,
My apologies for this late report.
Between 4:00 and 4:45 PM on Tuesday, Nov. 9, after a meeting in Niagara Falls I
had a bit of time to scope the rocks rapids above the Falls for Purple
Sandpiper (no luck), gulls (fairly low numbers and diversity) and waterfowl
(big
numbers and good
Short-eared Owl Sightings Needed! Bird Studies Canada is asking birders to
report any sightings of Short-eared Owls that they see in Ontario this winter;
please include:
- Your name and contact information
- Date and time of sighting
- Habitat (grassy field, pasture, marsh,
Good Day
The Islands were quiet today and the most common birds were Long-tailed Ducks,
Bufflehead and Black-capped Chickadees.
Birds may have been scarce but there were some good ones down there besides
the subject birds including N. Shoveler, Canvasback, White-winged Scoter,
Hooded
Hi
I saw a beautiful light phase Rough-legged Hawk while driving north on HWY 406.
It was flying over a field on the east side of the highway between Regional
Road 20 and Beaverdams Road.
Regards
Marcie Jacklin
Directions Take the Queen Elizabeth Way towards Niagara. Get off at the exit
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 11/11/2010
* NYBU1011.11
- Birds mentioned
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[Two weekends ahead - BOS Niagara River Field Trip,
Sunday November 21, with the
Holiday Beach Conservation Area
Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 11, 2010
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Turkey
November is typically a slow month for birding at Presqu'ile Provincial
Park, but the fine weather of the past six days has kept hydrophobic
birders in the field long enough to find some welcome goodies.
For over two weeks, a male EURASIAN WIGEON has delighted almost everyone
who came looking
On Thursday, November 11th, 2010 this is the HNC Birding Report:
PACIFIC LOON
BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE
CAVE SWALLOW
LECONTE'S SPARROW
Tundra Swan
Surf Scoter
White-winged Scoter
Black Scoter
BarrowsxCommon Goldeneye
Ruffed Grouse
Red-throated Loon
Common Loon
Northern Goshawk
Golden Eagle
Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch
Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 09, 2010
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Black Vulture
Scott Jennex, Robert Epstein and I birded today along the Lake Huron
shoreline from Sarnia to Grand Bend. Viewing conditions were optimal
on the lake with flat waters and bright sunshine. Those conditions
aided us in seeing 14 Red-throated Loons off the beach at Grand
Bend. Also seen
The KFN did their annual fall round-up last weekend and as with any 24 hour
birding endeavour there were some highlights. Best sighting was a Pacific Loon
at Prince Edward Point. There were also 5 Golden Eagles and 3 Black Scoters. On
Wolfe Island a flock of 8000 Redheads contained about 20
Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch
Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 10, 2010
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Black Vulture
Beautiful sunny weather and great conditions out on the trails this week.
Finch numbers are low but the variety is good. The Visitor Centre feeders
continue to provide good viewing.
BOREAL SPECIES:
Spruce Grouse: one on Spruce Bog Boardwalk (November 6).
Black-backed Woodpecker: female at
Greetings!
I was unable to re-find the Harlequin today but on a positive note the ducks
at Humber Bay West are ranging closer to shore. There were some lovely Red
Breasted Mergansers, Buffleheads, and a Red Necked Grebe.
At Humber Bay East, where they race the RC boats, there are about a dozen
Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch
Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 11, 2010
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Black Vulture
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