YBCH continues at Dunes behind washroom/small clearing with picnic table at
06:10. Take gravel path west towards lake from parking lot. Bird was on
ground near picnic table affording clear views.
All the best,
Josh Bouman
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YBCH continues at Dunes behind washroom/small clearing with picnic table at
7:00 am. Take gravel path west towards lake from parking lot. Bird was on
ground near picnic table affording clear views.
Todd Pepper
Leamington, ON
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Amazing reverse migration going in. Highlights so far are 3 summer tanagers
and a scissor-tailed flycatcher. Got to go. More later.
Jeff
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Hi all,
Kentucky Warbler is still present in the same area as yesterday but only heard
singing. Also around the same general area is a female Cerulean Warbler,
Yellow-billed Cuckoo and a singing White-eyed Vireo. At the seasonal trail in
Blue Heron, there was a female Prairie Warbler moving
Brandon Holden just picked out a first year Neotropic Cormorant fly by the
Pelee tip heading NE. Good photos.
Ken Burrell
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Male Summer Tanager present where the Kentucky has been singing.
Bruce and Ben
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Male Dickcissel flew off. Possible female with it.
Brandon and Ken
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A male Golden-winged Warbler was seen and heard near the parking lot of
Morningside park this morning, amongst 52 species of birds recorded there this
morning. This park was really hopping with birds today, as I'm sure are many
other locations today after the warm, rainy night.
Morningside
Good morning birders,
Birding has been fairly good this morning at Rondeau.
A female Summer Tanager was seen on Harrison Trail near the Group
Campground, and this area has been fairly productive.
Tulip Tree Trail has been fairly productive as well, with the male
Prothonotary Warbler continuing
Hi All,
The Kentucky Warbler is still singing opposite Blue Heron in Point Pelee N.P.
Three Summer Tanagers were also present in that same area. Regarding earlier
post, all birds are in Point Pelee National Park.
Thanks, Bruce
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Brandon and I had a female bunting which shows all the characteristics of a
female Lazuli Bunting.
The bird flew off the south tip at 9:28. It had a higher pitched flight call,
which prompted our attention. Brandon was able to get good flight shot photos,
which all show 2 obvious wing bars and
Still present at location below; refound by Donna Hayes and others. Photos taken
Also amongst other warblers is a Wilson's
Robert Baumander
Dave Pryor
Robert
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From: JUDY MARSHALL via ONTBIRDS birdalert@ontbirds.ca
Date: May 12, 2014 at 8:53:43
The reverse migration has ended here. The peak flight was from 7 to 9am.
Highlights were 8 Summer Tanagers, Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Dickcissel,
Grasshopper Sparrow and Northern Mockingbird. Tennessee Warbler was the
predominant bird with over 1800 seen. Indigo Buntings followed with over
1000.
We just re found the Cerulean male singing away currently amd showing
well. Exact same spot as yesterday, east trail toward the back of the park
in a leafing out tree next to the trail, just past the bench.
Palletta/shoreacres park is located off Lakeshore blvd in between Appleby
and Walkers
This morning I birded the park from 6:30 to 11:30 am. There were few
birds in first hour of birding but around 7:45 am a thunderstorm passed
north bringing in some light rain causing a large fallout of warblers
and other passerines. I recorded 22 species of warblers but nothing
super rare:
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Chimney Swifts are back!
With the first swifts spotted in Ontario, the 2014 SwiftWatch season has begun!
Report your first sightings on www.ebird.cahttp://www.ebird.ca; you can also
track the spring migration at http://goo.gl/KwRbX0. If you
An Adult Mississippi Kite just flew up the east side of Point Pelee - viiewed from the Visitor's Centre parking lot headed south towards the tip.Eyes to the skies!!Doug McRae and Barb CharltonSent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Bell network.
Good afternoon,
It's a hot, sticky afternoon out there, although storms are in the forecast
for later this afternoon. The heat has slowed things down a lot in the
birding department, but things should start to improve as the day goes on.
Golden-winged Warbler has been seen on Tulip Tree and
On the water with Bomapartes at the small beach in front of the harbour
Michael Tate
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We have seen it twice, at 16:05 and 16:25. We are watching from the corner
of east west road and Henderson road in the middle of the island. Raptors
are moving along the east edge of the island. We heard that the kite was
also seen at Sheridan Point at about 14:30.
Good birding
Jeff, Alexander,
A Snowy Egret just flew over my house while barbecuing on the back deck.
Smaller size, black bill, and golden feet were all evident as it was only some
100 feet above the rooftops.
It was headed west but struggling against steadily increasing winds as a line
of rain and thunderstorms are
The chat was there for most of the day.
Another birder/photographer showed me a pic of a warbler he briefly saw
that he couldn't ID. With some help, I was told that the description fit a
Brewster's warbler. The yellow mohawk, black eyeline and yellow tuft on the
chest were distinct.
Other nice
Making the peent call and flying over the intersection of Wyandotte and St.
Louis at 8 pm, May 13th.
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Sorry, I forgot to mention these.I cannot count them all there are so
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Today at approximately 11:00 I found a Tufted Titmouse feeding in the brush
just north of the visitor centre/lighthouse. I am not aware of any previous
sightings at Presqu'ile since the 1980's!
To reach Presqu'ile Provincial Park, follow the signs from Brighton.
Locations within the
from Nancy Fox
To anyone travelling this way stop by and watch our feeder area. There is
a little parking lot facing the feeders. We are going through 10 pounds a
day
This morning 2 male indigo buntings are present along with the following.
White Crowned sparrows
Song Sparrow
White
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