Kentucky and Worm-eating Warbler are still at Parrott's Bay C.A. as of 5:30
a.m. today.
Good Birding
Bruce
From the 401 take County Rd. 6 (Exit 599) south to the end. Turn right
(west) and drive 2km until you see Parrott’s Bay C.A. on the north side.
Walk the trail about 50m until you see a
Hello everyone,
OFO is hosting a Breeding Birds Blitz at the spit this Sunday from 7:30 to
1:00 for young birders between 9 - 19. Meet at the entrance and bring
rubber boots, drinks, lunch and a pen and clipboard if you have one.
We will be locating and recording nests for the Ontario Nest
Yesterday - 27.05.14 - about 8 pm :
A Red-throated Loon that showed after 8 pm yesterday was not there this morning
- however Ross Lamb who reported it has photos of the bird - Reesor Pond lies
just north of Hwy 407 - south of Hwy 7 - on Reesor Road in Markham - cheers -
Stan long
The bird is now hanging out in a group of scots pines just north of the
location I posted earlier.
It has apparently been faithful to this group of trees all day.
Gavin Platt
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Not sure if this went through earlier, apologies if I'm reposting.
There is a Kirtland's Warbler along the eastern gap of Toronto Islands. It's in
a group of scots pines about halfway between the north and south end of the
island.
The bird has apparently been here all afternoon.
Take the
Birders, after about 1.5hrs of searching one of our group of 7 found the bird
in the furthest north of the Scots Pines (2nd tallest of the group) which are
about 1/3 of the way north of the southern end of the eastern concrete dock,
this is just 100m from the main trail out of the residences on
It should be clarified that the bird appears to be a first spring
male. While it was first singing when discovered by Jeff Harrison
early this afternoon, it was not singing at the time of our
observation between 4:15 and 5:15 pm. At the latter time, it flew
westwards from the Eastern Gap and
did think it a bit odd that a pair of wild swans would decide to hang out on
the lake in the middle of Cochrane, but stranger things have happened. The
birds were wary of people and tended to quickly drift away instead of looking
for a handout. However, I learned this morning that the birds
Ah joys of typing on a tablet. I'm sure you figured out that I meant the town
GOT new birds this year
Rhonda
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On May 29, 2014, at 12:06 AM, Rhonda Donley via ONTBIRDS
birdalert@ontbirds.ca wrote:
did think it a bit odd that a pair of wild swans would decide to hang out
Hi Ontbirders,
I had the honour of being OFO’s Guest Birder for the 2014 Birdathon and did my
big day on May 27th within Northumberland County. Two long-time friends, Barb
Charlton and Don Sutherland helped me out this year and were critical to our
success. We struggled throughout the day to
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