Have just received a report from Mark Saunders - greeted by a Lark Bunting
singing outside my door this morning. I had a good look at it, a male, for
several minutes
Mark lives at 1560 Over the Hills Road, Clarendon, ON, northwest of Sharbot
Lake.
Directions. From Highway 7 take Hwy 509
Ontbirders,Posting for Brandon Holden. Brandon and David Bell photographed an interesting chickadee 2 days ago they thought might be a Carolina Chickadee.The same silent bird is back at the tip of Point Pelee this morning with 2 or 3 singing Black-capped Chickadees.Birders should keep their eyes
Good morning birders,
It can take some work to find them, but there are quite a lot of birds to
see in Rondeau today It was very quiet early this morning but as it warms
activity is increasing.
The Cerulean and Hooded Warbler continue at the Maintenance Loop.
Tulip Tree Trail was quite busy
The almost annual piping plover on the barrier beach at darlington provincial
park is currently sleeping in front of me. It is in the beach debris, mid beach
just west of the boathouse.
Tyler Hoar
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Ontbirders,David Bell and I have found a Kirtland's Warbler at the entrance to Northwest Beach at Point Pelee National parkBarb CharltonSent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Bell network.
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A local birder, Jim Dunn, reported to us that he saw the American Avocet
and 60 Whimbrel [photo available] at Aylmer Wildlife Management Area at
10 a.m. this morning [May 15].
We didn't see the Avocet yesterday [May 14] but as mentioned in our
initial report there are lots of berms that the
Hello birders.
Sorry for the late posting.
A KIRTLAND'S WARBLER was found at lunchtime up at the Northwest Beach
near the top of the parking lot.
The Tip was very active this morning. A strong southwest wind resulted
in a reverse movement of many birds and species. Included were
ORIOLES, INDIGO
Today at 1:15 p.m. there was a Great Egret feeding along the shore of the pond
at Sarsaparilla Trail in Ottawa across from the viewing platform.
Directions:
Sarsaparilla Trail is along Old Richmond Road in Ottawa approximately 200
metres northeast of the intersection with West Hunt Club
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: May 14, 2013
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Black
We checked Aylmer Wildlife Management Area at 1:30 p.m. today [May 15].
The American Avocet reported this morning was still feeding in the open
at the NE corner of the ponds.
We didn't see the Whimbrel that were reported this morning.
We did see 110+ Short-billed Dowitchers, a very large
This morning at 11:10 am I located a male Cerulean Warbler singing at
the top a medium-sized willpw adjacent to the walkway (former road)
that connects the south parking lot to the bottom of end Colonel Sam
Smith Drive (a southward extension south of Kipling south of Lakeshore
Boulevard).
Ontario Birders,
The Long Point Bird Observatory sightings board is updated to May 15 -
(http://www.birdscanada.org/longpoint/index.jsp?targetpg=lpbosight
http://www.birdscanada.org/longpoint/index.jsp?targetpg=lpbosightlang=EN
lang=EN). Highlights from this past week include:
Least Tern
Good afternoon birders,
Although activity has dropped with the very hot weather, there are still
plenty of birds to see out there today.
A Prothonotary Warbler was seen on Tulip Tree Trail where it crosses
Harrison Trail.
The Worm-eating Warbler was seen again at Spicebush bridge A.
Whimbrel
One Willet and thousands of shorebirds at Hillman Shorebird Cell now at 3:55
p.m. including Black-bellied Plovers, Short-billed Dowitchers, Dunlins, Ruddy
Turnstones and more. The highest number of birds so far this year. More coming
in.
Jean Iron
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I had stated yesterday that it was the best day yet. Today topped that
especially in the morning just after the rain.
Warblers included at least 6 Bay-breasted, and 6 Cape May, and a few
Blackpoll's. Several Veery, and Swainson Thrush were seen. 4 Species of Vireo
were noted. Glenn Coady had a
Hi Birders,
Pelee Island has been pretty active, similar to other sand-spits along Lake
Erie. Today Alvan Buckley and I noted a good push of migrants, with at least 26
species of warblers. In total around 130 species were seen throughout the
island.
Highlights are listed below:
Dickcissel -
Hi folks,
I managed to get out to the West Perth Wetlands this evening here in
Mitchell...and found several shorebird species were foraging in the main
shorebird cell.
Thanks to Jarmo J. for pointing out a WILSON’S PHALAROPE when I first arrived.
(looked to be a male...though late evening
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