July 1/18 - 8:30 am. Spotted flying south on the EAST side of Huff Road before
landing briefly on top of a fence post, then landing close to a large sitting
Charolais bull with horns at the second smaller farm. Commenced pecking flies
off this animal as other cattle exited the barn.
Don
Still showing well on Huff Road, and seen this morning by Presqu'ile Park
employee Allyson Parker.
Presqu'ile Park Nature Centre opens on Saturday.
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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The description, below, remains accurate, and the cattle egret was seen at 1:15
pm today, slowly walking from cow to cow to dine on flies. White against white
is a bit tricky, so be patient and wait for a time if you do not first spot it.
It may be behind a cow or down in a depression where it
Seen at 11:45 am this morning on the EAST side of Huff Road and in the extreme
south east corner of the muddy field immediately south of the barns and sheds,
where there is a pooling of water. Sitting on top of a fence post preening.
Photographed.
Huff Road was exceptionally quiet and still.
Great report. Keep 'em comin'! Highlights at the top is good.
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Thursday, April 5, 2018, 10:07:10 PM EDT, Doug McRae via ONTBIRDS
wrote:
Presqu’ile Bird Report for the Week of 30 March-5 April 2018
I would like to
An excellent report, Fred. Could it be seen if any of the trumpeter swans were
bearing wing tags?
A WBFN club member brought a tick nymph she found on her property between
Grafton and Cobourg to the meeting to show members and later had the tick nymph
tested. Tick tested positive for Lyme
Sorry my private message ended up on ONTBIRDS.
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Monday, October 2, 2017, 10:24:40 PM EDT, Donald Davis via ONTBIRDS
<birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
Thanks for this interesting report, Martin. Of course I have to ask if you saw
any butte
Thanks for this interesting report, Martin. Of course I have to ask if you saw
any butterflies, particularly monarchs? One year in early September, Al
Wormington found 3 fresh monarchs at Moosonee. Wonder where they came from?
Cheers!
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Monday,
Thanks for the report, David.
Make that eastbound Hwy. 401 at Vernonville Road (before Colborne exit). Site
of a massive traffic delay yesterday (tractor trailer fire - load of hay).
Numerous farms in the area.
Don DavisToronto, Ontario, Canada
From: David Szmyr via ONTBIRDS
Sorrymeant to be a private email. Don DavisToronto, Ontario, Canada
From: Donald Davis via ONTBIRDS <birdalert@ontbirds.ca>
To: Festival of Birds <festivalofbirds2...@gmail.com>; ONTBIRDS
<birdalert@ontbirds.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 12:37 PM
Subject: Re
Really enjoying your daily reports. Please let me know if anyone sees their
first migrating monarch butterfly. Some have reached Ohio, just south of Pelee.
Don DavisToronto, Ontario, Canada
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To: ONTBIRDS
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A single northern mocking bird flew directly across the road in front of my car
on the south loop of Billy Bishop Way, and directly south of Home Depot where
there are a few conifer trees planted along the edge of the road. I drove into
the shopping centre and between new
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Dear Mark:
As usual, a most interesting report. Do you think the meadowlark spotted was an
exceptionally early migrant due to earlier very warm temperatures and southern
winds, or a wintering bird. May be difficult to know.
Comments on management plans for Presqu'ile
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Dear Fred:
Do you recall any reports in the park of American Robins this week? Location?
About how many?
Thank you
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
From: Fred Helleiner
To: birdalert ontbirds ; Alker Peter
Three turkey vultures soared east to west over the park road about 10:30 last
Saturday near the Beach #3 entrance.
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Thursday, August 7, 2014 3:52 PM, Fred Helleiner via ONTBIRDS
birdalert@ontbirds.ca wrote:
The fall bird migration is slow to get
Audrey E. Wilson of Cobourg informs me that the Leucistic Dunlin is still in
Cobourg Harbour today, but she did not provide the specific location.
Apparently there are 14 kayakers nearby!
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Sunday, July 13, 2014 1:27 PM, Rob Lonsberry via ONTBIRDS
Great report. A few monarch sightings over the past few days in southwestern
Ontario (Highgate, Pelee)
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
On Saturday, May 24, 2014 9:47 PM, Dave Martin via ONTBIRDS
birdalert@ontbirds.ca wrote:
Mary Carnahan sent me an email saying that she saw about
The correct location is the tower on the south-east corner of Kennedy Road and
Lawrence Avenue East.
May have been the same bird reported further south, I believe on the tower near
Pharmacy and Eglinton.
Don Davis
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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While driving west on Lawrence Avenue East to a work site on Kennedy Road, I
witnessed a spectacular aerial display in the distance between two dark birds
and a larger dark bird. Time was 9:15 am. As I approached closer to the
intersection of Kennedy Road and Markham, the battle continued and
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