Hello,
Sorry for the late post but my original email didn't go through last
night? I understand the significance of this sighting to the Capital Region
and I wanted to get it out everyone earlier.
Hello,
At 1830 last night (May 7) I observed an ACADIAN FLYCATCHER calling and
actively
As of 8:25am this morning the Lapland Longspurs continue. See directions
below..
Rick Thornton and Nancy Smith
From: Garth Riley via ONTBIRDS birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Sent: Wednesday, May 7, 2014 8:56 PM
To: Ontbirds
Reply To: Garth Riley
Subject: [Ontbirds] Lapland Longspurs, Richardson Side Rd.
Good morning birders,
We've had a significant influx of birds into the park overnight.
As in the last few days, large numbers of songbirds including a wide
variety of warblers have been flying north very early in the morning
through the north part of the park. Golden-winged Warbler, White-eyed
Greetings Ontbirders
Today at 8:10 Maureen Riggs, Bill Edmunds and I found a male Hooded Warbler on
Paxton Rd just north of the Lighthouse parking lot.
Bill
To reach Presqu'ile Provincial Park, follow the signs from Brighton.
Locations within the Park are shown on a map at the back of a
Good Morning!
At 9:25 this morning, I was lucky enough to have a Wilson's Warbler pop right
in the tree in front of me.
A Lincoln's sparrow did the same thing as I was ready to leave.
I don't have internet access when I'm out and about so my apologies for the
tardy report.
In 2.5 hours of birding this morning I got 62 Species, including 16 warblers
and 10 firsts of the year. Nothing unusual, but huge numbers of White-throated
Sparrows, Nashvilles, Yellows, and Gnatcatchers. Birding at times was manic -
I couldn't keep up with the flow.
The two areas are
Hi everyone,
Lots of activity today at Chaffey's Lock, compared to a visit on May 6th. At
least 3 Yellow-throated Vireos were singing at multiple places throughout the
area. Lots more warblers present, with at least 10 Ovenbird, many
Black-and-White Warbler, Northern Parula, and Yellow Warbler
Hi All,
Forgot to include directions in previous email.
Thanks, Bruce
Chaffey's Lock can be accessed from Hwy. 15 out of Smith Falls. Head south on
15 towards Kingston, and make a right turn off 15, to Opinicon Road/Chaffey's
Lock Road. To access from Kingston, take exit 617 off 401 and head
Southerly winds and warming temperatures brought in a good influx of migrants
this morning. Activity was most evident at the Tip where many birds were
observed flying south overhead. Participating in this movement were hundreds of
ORIOLES. Also heard and observed in high numbers were INDIGO
Gosh, I'm having a stellar day!
I returned to Derwent Park to see if I could rustle up some new birds and I did!
A very co-operative Golden-winged/Blue-winged hybrid was feeding in the tree
above me. (about 1 pm and was still there when I left) I marked the spot with
sticks and a note if
While working up the soil to plant peas this morning, I was joined by 3 American Pipits. A flock of about 75 Blue Jay's passed through, as well as 2 Chimney Swifts (very unusual for our farm). Tree, Bank, Barn and Cliff Swallows are all feeding along our drainage ditch as well. Antony JohnSent
Male Wilson's Phalarope at 2:00pm at Sobey's Pond Whitby.
Directions:
Sobey's pond is the large puddle located north of Victoria Street at the
corner of Montecourte Street and Nordeagle Avenue.
Montecourte Street is the third light west of Brock Street (not Brock Road
in Pickering) north
Good afternoon,
There are many warblers and other migrant songbirds in the park right now,
but they are generally low and hidden and it takes hard work to find them.
Still, there have been several great sightings.
At least 23 species of warblers have been seen today, with highlights
including
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: May 08, 2014
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Black
Hello Ontbirders,
My brother and I just had the Franklin's Gull fly over our heads and around the
3 southerly ponds at the Blenheim Sewage Lagoons and then kept flying off to
the south. We watched it for several minutes noting the dark grey mantle,
black wingtips, darkish underwing with white
Birders,
A group of us are viewing a stilt sandpiper and Wilson's phalarope at the
hillman Marsh in Essex county.
Hillman Marsh is is Essex county on mersea road 2. North of point Pelee and
south of wheatley.
L.Manning
J.Redwood
B.Vaughan
R.Poort
K. McLaughlin
289-456-6502
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 05/08/2014
* NYBU1405.08
- Birds mentioned
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YELLOW PALM WARBLER
RED-NECKED PHALAROPE
ROSS'S GOOSE
The excitement that invariably comes with May birding has been building up all
week at Presqu’ile Provincial Park. Inevitably, there have been both rare and
uncommon birds among the hordes of expected species. If favourable weather
conditions prevail, the first flocks of BRANT can be expected
Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club
Ottawa/Gatineau (National Capital Region)
E. Ontario, W. Quebec
Compiler and transcriber Bob Cermak
robertcerm...@hotmail.com or sighti...@ofnc.ca
Recent reports to May 8, 2014
This is Chris Lewis covering for Bob Cermak while he's chasing Summer Tanagers
and
Hi again Ontbirders,
While at the Blenheim sewage lagoons my brother noticed a wet area in the field
north of the lagoons so we headed up to Allison Line which runs across the
north side of the lagoons. Here we had 3 Ruddy turnstone, several Least
Sandpiper and Dunlin as well as 2 Lapland
There was a strong reverse migration at Fish Point this morning with many warblers, orioles, tanagers, grosbeaks, and blackbirds streaming south. Between 8 and 9 am, birds were leaving at a rate of 100+ individuals per minute, tapering off to 45-50 birds/minute for the next hour, then diminishing
This morning, along with Hans van der Zweep and Bob Scranton I had an adult
male Great Cormorant clearly showing white flank patches flying west over
the St. Lawrence at the U.S end of the 1000 Islands Bridge. While the bird
was over American waters, it could end up anywhere along Lake Ontario so
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