Hi everyone, just wanted to send a correction to my original post regarding
Dowitchers at Downsview Park. With the help of Jean Iron and Ron Pittaway,
I was able to confirm the ID of these birds to be Long-billed Dowitchers.
I apologize for the misidentification. I did not see them after they
7 birders braved the forecasted poor weather yesterday to look for birds at
the Leslie St Spit in Toronto. The weather ended up cooperating (no rain).
Although it was a little slow, we still managed a good mix of birds.
Highlights included an American Bittern, 2 Short-billed Dowitchers, nice
looks
There were 4 White Pelicans accompanying hundreds of cormorants (and Tree
Swallows) along the southerly shore of Cache Bay this aft. Cache Bay is some
30 miles west of North Bay, which in turn is 3 1/2 uninterrupted hours north of
Toronto. The bay itself is at the south end of the town, and
Ontbirds subscribers,
Some lake watching off Thickson's Woods today produced a rufous morph male Ruff
migrating west past Thickson's Woods in a flock with 16 Lesser Yellowlegs and 3
Short-billed Dowitchers at 4:50 p.m. The flock was headed west out over the
lake and eventually lost to sight
Festival of Flight May 6: Despite the cold weather 105 species were seen in
the park.
1. The Ross's Goose that flew over the Visitor Centre has been hanging
out in the area for a while.
2. Red-throated Loons were spotted well off the east beach.
3. White-winged Dove is almost a
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: May 07, 2017
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The two American White Pelicans were visible to the northeast from the end of
R2 off Bay Road off Highway 15 for about 5 minutes at 11:15 am this morning.
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Sunny skies were a welcome sight this morning and many birders converged on the
Park to see what the change in weather would bring. Light winds earlier last
night seemed to facilitate movement.
A total of 15 warbler species have been reported so far today. A CONNECTICUT
WARBLER was reported
A couple of Short-billed Dowitchers were just seen at the big pond at Downsview Park. Unfortunately they just flew off. They may still be around. Might come back or flew to one of the other 2 smaller ponds. Will update if I see them again. Downsview Park is at Keele street and Sheppard avenue
The Painted Bunting at 22262 Hwy. 41 in Denbigh has likely left. It was
last spotted once on Saturday, May 6 in the early morning. The weather in
Denbigh has been bad (consistent rain and snow), and might have contributed
to the bird leaving.
Ken
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Good Morning,
I was able to observe a unique pocket of warblers this morning- 2 male
Bluewing Warblers, a male Golden wing warbler and a sliver Brewster's
Warbler.
Never in my birding career have I have encountered all of these birds
together.
The birds mentioned were found on private property.
Just had a flock of about 15 Brant Geese flying east to west over Leslie Street
Spit.
Kai Sheffield
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Just had a calling Fish crow fly over us towards Embayment C at Tommy Thompson
park
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Chat showing well in previously reported area of north Cactus Field. A hooded
warbler is hanging out with it.
Len, Murray, Tom
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Seen only for one or two seconds. Looked very good but cannot say 100%
Mike Tate
Michael Tate
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