Yesterday gull watching on the St. Clair River was fantastic with 8 species
observed without any small gulls.
First my apologies for the late posting on this bird. I wanted to research
hybrid options before posting as I did not see the classic ‘string of pearls’
or bright pink legs of this
This bird was seen approximately 4 miles north of Marine City/Sombra on ice
floes in the St. Clair River. Almost all the gulls were floating on the river
and not taking flight often, so the bird could be in a large stretch of the
river.
G. Tom Hince
P.O. Box 281
Wheatley, ON
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Ottawa/Gatineau
24 January 2013
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Greetings: I was watching the birds this morning when an interesting Junco
appeared. It was not like our regular Junco. This one had what looked like a
reddish-brown saddle. The saddle is what caught my eye. The little bird was
less than half a metre from the patio door. I got a very good
Only a few die-hard birders have checked out Presqu’ile Provincial Park this
week, and consequently there is little to report by way of observations.
Up until the weekend, March-like ice conditions in Presqu’ile Bay enabled
thousands of ducks to gather where they could easily be identified.
On my third try for the RH Woodpecker to day with No luck But their was a
C.Raven in the filed which was nice .
Whitevale is found east of Altona rd and Whitevale rd the RHWP was being seen
up North rd just south of the 407
also see just 6k east of Whitevale was a Bard Owl one of three for the
Greetings!
For the past two days there have been about a dozen Red Polls hanging around
the feeders at the Humber College Arboretum. Along with them are several
Cardinals, DE Juncos, House Finches, Gold Finches, RB Nuthatches, and a WT
Sparrow.
The College is two lights east of Finch and the
Went looking for the slaty-backed gull reported on the St. Clair River today,
and found a bird that seemed to fit the description. It was seen among many
other gulls just south of Courtright. Bird had a bit of streaking on the head
and neck, too much for a GBBG, bird was slightly larger then a
Hi all,
A small flock of 8 birds were at roadside in a tall deciduous tree over
juniper bushes on the south side of Parkhill Rd (a.k.a Bog Line) ~ 500 M east
of the bridge over Ausable River at River Road at 1530 hrs. Snow was falling at
the time and I missed them but Penny luckily did
- RBA
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* 01/24/2013
* NYBU1301.24
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