Steve Charbonneau and I heard a Dickcissel over the maintenance yard at
rondeau provincial park at about 6:30 this morning ((flying
west). White-eyed Vireo was the only other bird of note here so far but
there is a decent amount if activity.
Maintenance is just west if the campground.
Good
Just found a singing Bell's Vireo at far east end of new Long Point Prov.
Park in scots pines by new washrooms. Being viewed with David Pryor. Photos
taken.
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A female along Harrison trail about 500 m past the Pony Barn at Rondeau
Provincial Park.
Good birding,
Josh Vandermeulen
Todd Hagedorn
Mark Dorriesfield
Beverly McClenaghan
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Adam Timpf and Jarmo are currently keeping an eye on the Bell's Vireo.
Seems insignificant compared to the Bell's, but I also had a moulting summer
tanager near the garbage bins, not far the where Jarmo found the Bell's.
David Pryor
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On May 10, 2014, at 8:02 AM, Jarmo
Being seen now in the wooded area south of the soccer field
The park is located at the south end of Kipling Ave in Toronto at Lakeshore.
Follow the road into the last parking lot and the path to the east
Colonel Sam Smith Park
Robert
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Still present south of 42 on east beach.
Bruce
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Date: May 10, 2014 at 8:18:17 EDT
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Subject: [Ontbirds] Summer tanager Point Pelee
Reply-To: Pete And Sue
Showing beautifully now along east beach, just south of schuster's trail.
Steve Pike
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I put a green chain on the beach, for 25mins the bird has stayed in the
same spot and is still there, you could literally sit in the chair and
watch the bird!
Steve
On Saturday, May 10, 2014, Steve Pike stevepike@gmail.com wrote:
Showing beautifully now along east beach, just south of
Good morning,
It's a great morning to be out in Rondeau, with excellent numbers and
diversity of migrants present. At least 24 species of warblers have been
reported already today. The northern half of the park seems to be the
busiest area today.
A female Summer Tanager was seen about 500 m
Blackpoll warbler at Bennett Rd being seen now
On May 10, 2014, at 10:22 AM, Reuven Martin via ONTBIRDS
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Good morning,
It's a great morning to be out in Rondeau, with excellent numbers and
diversity of migrants present. At least 24 species of warblers have
Bird is still present in the same general area as the original report.
Bruce
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Date: May 10, 2014 at 9:34:36 EDT
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Subject: [Ontbirds] Yellow-throated Warbler at point
I just had an immature male Summer Tanager go south across Bennett Rd. just
west of Harrison Trail. Hasn't reappeared.
Reuven Martin
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WILLET
LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER
EASTERN WHIP-POOR-WILL
WHITE-EYED VIREO
Ring-necked Pheasant
Red-throated Loon
Common Loon
Broad-winged Hawk
Sandhill Crane
Solitary Sandpiper
Greater Yellowlegs
Lesser Yellowlegs
Iceland Gull
Snowy Owl
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Red-headed Woodpecker
Yellow-bellied
Point Pelee NP Migration Report for May 10.
Quite a few new migrants have arrived again today. So far birding was the best
from the Tip up to Shuster Trail along the east beach. Birds were bug-hunting
high and low in the brush along the beach. At least 20+ species of warbler are
being seen.
Hello all,
A number of people, including myself and many taking part in Bird Studies
Canada's Baillie Birdathon weekend were able to get good views of the Bell's
Vireo until about 9am. As far as I am aware, the bird has not been relocated
since, but people were still out there looking when I
Before the seasonal trail off the schuster entrance.
Immature male bird
Good birding
Ellen Smout
London ont
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Presently viewing 3 Avocets in water
Stu and Marsha wqillams
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The Prairie Warbler is back at the Northwest Beach at Pelee. Park in the
most southerly lot and walk south. Low in the junipers on west side of
trail.
Cheers!!
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Birds are still present in opposite side of cell, to the left of the greenhouse
with the black window.
Bruce
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Date: May 10, 2014 at 13:39:56 EDT
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Good afternoon birders,
Although birding has slowed down a bit in the afternoon heat, the birding
is still good at Rondeau, and will no doubt improve in the evening. A total
of 28 species of warbler have been reported today.
Prothonotary Warblers have been seen on Tulip Tree Trail, near the deer
Hi all,
Prothonotary Warbler off the trail just past the barn with the solar panels on
the right.
Bruce
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A Prothonotary Warbler is being reliably seen in the wet area at the
southwest corner of the maintenance compound.
Reuven Martin
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The Bell's Vireo was seen again from about noon until 3PM. It sang frequently
and stayed in the same area as reported below. I managed to get some reasonable
pictures: http://bit.ly/QsV6dT. Also seen in the same area was a cerulean
warbler: http://bit.ly/RAz89P
Both birds were seen around camp
A black and white warbler has been in my west Toronto front yard for
most of the day.
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Greetings: The first Virginia Rail of the season was seen on the north side
of the south cell where the road takes a bend.
46 Meade Street - Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Baltimore Oriole, Ruby-crowned
Kinglet, Grey Catbird, 4 species of Sparrows, Cardinals, Robins, Crackles,
Red-winged Blackbirds,
Hello Ontbirders,
A beautiful sunny day on the Islands for 27 friendly OFO members today. We had
temperatures of 16-18 degrees and winds changing to the west up to 35 km/hr. We
managed to find quite a lot of bird activity; especially in the morning on
Ward's. Species total for the day was 93.
A hummingbird was seen today at our feeder in the north end of the Beaver
Valley, at Epping.
Also a rose breasted grosbeak was seen at our back yard feeder.
Susan Atkinson
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Mitchell's Bay, Chatham- Kent.
From Chatham, head north on Winter line, west on Angler line to the Lakeshore
Trailhead seen in the farm field to the east. Lots of herons and warblers as
well.
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Warblers at Col Sam Smith Park- foot of Kipling in Etobicoke
Tennessee
Cape May
Parula
Magnolia
Yellow-rumped
Back and white
Black-throated Blue
Black-throated Green
Yellow
Palm
Lori Nichols, Toronto
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There was a male Merlin this morning acting more like a territorial bird than a
migrant, flying around and calling frequently, at the intersection of Waverly
Road and Annapolis in Oshawa.
Mark Kubisz
Scarborough, ON
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Hello,
My first Great Crested Flycatcher and Black-Throated Green Warbler sightings
since I started birding at Eglinton Flats in 1999.
Other noted sightings include: Blackburnian, Yellow-Rumped, Yellow Warbler,
Common Yellowthroat, Eastern Kingbird, Blue-Headed Vireo, Warbling Vireo,
Great day at Rondeau! Quite a few interesting sightings all over the park for
us.
Marsh Trail: Wilson's warbler, common yellowthroat, Nashville warbler, magnolia
warbler, white-crowned sparrow, swamp sparrow, brown thrasher, greater
yellowlegs, veery
Visitors centre and surrounding area: rose
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