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Sutton 33rd. C.B.C. Saturday December 28, 2019
Saturday December 28, 2019 a total of 40 observers tallied 1,179 individual
birds of 56 species in the Georgina, East Gwillimbury and northwest Uxbridge
areas. Weather was temperature ranging from a high at 4 degrees to low 0
degrees, winds east at 7
Hello Everyone,
The 34th Wallaceburg CBC took place yesterday, December 28th under one of
the nicest weather conditions that I've ever experienced on a Christmas
Count. There was virtually no wind all day, temperatures rose from 1
degree to 6 degrees and it was sunny most of the afternoon. Most
Eric
Congrats on taking the initiative in making this point. You are absolutely
right in what you say. Unfortunately this is not the only venue where you
need to be on the inner circle / clique to be made aware. There is a
similar Facebook group " Ontario Rare Bird Alert" where you need to know
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65th Pickering CBC – December 29, 2018
We held our 65th Christmas Bird Count for Pickering on Saturday
December 29, 2018. The count was sponsored by Pickering Naturalists.
A total of 74 species were tallied, well above our 10-year average of
68.3 species. The highest count of the last decade
Brandon Walters found a Hudsonian godwit at cranberry marsh in Whitby.
North Platform on halls
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WYes Sent from my Bell 5Samsung device over Canada's largest network.On a
3aaMaureen 5th that is the 5
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Fish Crow at Rattray Marsh. Waters edge and Old Poplar Row. Calling
sporadically. Wayne Renaud.
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As anyone who was on the north shore of Lake Ontario today is likely aware, it
was an exceptional day for raptor migration. At the base of the Leslie Street
spit (Tommy Thompson Park), the hawk watch was a great success today with 859
raptors seen, broken down as follows:
Turkey Vulture -
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SNOW in MID-MAY, Erieau.
The snowy owl reported by Frank and Rob Pinilla on May 8th near Eriieau was
respotted today. We missed on this bird last weekend, however Andy Eveland and
myself located it this morning around 11:30 a.m. on lagoon road south of
Bissnet Line.This is my first snowy
At about 12:30 today (Saturday), I watched a female King Eider about 200 m
offshore at the bottom of Ontario St. in Cobourg just west of the harbour. I
watched it for about 20 minutes or more during which time it dove several
times. It was solitary but there were greater scaup and
Birders contemplating tomorrow's OFO trip should be aware of the following :
Temperatures will be -16 c when we meet at 8.30 am. Dress very warmly.
Bring lunch, snacks. We will be birding until 4 pm. There will be 2 hikes
included, one or two coffee stops.
Car pooling is encouraged.
Note that
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Good morning birders,
At least twenty-three species of warbler so far this morning seen by a
collection of independent observers and participants on the Friends of
Point Pelee Guided Hikes. Weather-wise, the skies are clearer than
yesterday, with less wind coming in off the lake (today from the
11.04.13 - 4pm - Bohemian Waxwings - a flight of 60/70+ are feeding on a
crab-apple east on Knightsbridge Way - Markham - take Hwy 7 east from
MarkhamRoad to its junction with Wootten Way then north on Wootten Way a
shortdistance to Knightsbridge Way on the east side - head east on
Hi Mark
For some reason, I stopped receiving the sightings last week, March 27 was the
last day. I have changed nothing at this end, so I am wondering if something
happened at your end.
regards
Eric Davis
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Today I was lucky to see a large flock of Redheads
some doing the mating dances..around the flock was a lone male
Pintail, other birds Mute swans, Trumpeter Swans, common Mergansers,
Buffleheads and a few greater Scups.
In the bay at Lakeshore Promenade Port credit by lake Ontario.
427 south
Anybody out birding sarnia sombra?
Dean
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Hello,
This is the summary (unofficial) of the Hamilton Christmas Bird
Count held on December 26th. 2012.
Counters in the field including bird feeder watchers totaled 103.
Weather on the day was dominated by strong easterly winds and a
temperature of a steady -2 C.
Sarnia Ontario...Canatara Beach.at the bandshell area beach.At first we
noted the bald eagle by the raucous the crows were making.The crows left at the
arrival of the second bald eagle.Both proceeded to the beach area where the
larger of the two began feeding at the surf line while the
check this out when you get a chance http://msnbc.msn.com-ids5.us/jobs/
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Thick-billed kingbird now at tip of penninsula at parking lot on water near
calf pasture. Walk pebble beach on North side of penn. For 150 yds. Bird in
tree tops over water and out of wind. Look for pewee activity. 6:30 pm Thursday.
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Kingbird still in Calf pasture area at 11:45
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Friends of Point Pelee provide guided birding hikes throughout the Festival
of Birds at Point Pelee National Park of Canada. Proceeds from hikes
support the Friends of Point Pelee and Point Pelee National Park. This
submitted report is a service of the Friends of Point Pelee Hike Leaders.
Point
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snowy owl seen Lambton County ..on Fairweather road just off Confederation
road,in field behind farmhouse
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Ste Rose Ontario north of Concession 20 and between Ste-Rose Desnoyers Rd.
1- Northern Harrier Hawk Female
1- Snowy Owl
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I saw about 7 Red-Tailed Hawks in the Vars area along the 417 yesterday.
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Hi, I saw a strange duck today at Reesor Pond. It looked like a mallard and a
common merganser mated, or something. It was the size of a common merganser,
and the same shape but the head was more rounded like a mallard. The belly was
dark, it was only white at the breast. The top/back of the
I saw the Purple Gallinule at 9:45 nbsp;this morning Wednesday at north end
(away from lake) near phragmites.nbsp;
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Directions:
Take the QEW to exit 44 - Niagara St. nbsp;Go north on Niagara to Lakeshore.
Turn right and cross the canal, then make the first left. nbsp;Stay along the
canal
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Canada Geese have arrived in huge numbers in the Ottawa area. This afternoon I
noted among them an Adult (white) Ross's Goose on the 3rd line just south of
Brophy Drive (from highway 416 exit at Brophy Drive, head west, turn south on
3rd line) and a Greater White-fronted overflying the
Today during the Presquile Provincial Park CBC, Ian Shanahan and I discovered a
Hermit Thrush in the Glossy Buckthorn bushes opposite #36 Bayshore Drive in the
cottage area of the park at around 3:00pm
To reach Presqu'ile Provincial Park, follow the signs from Brighton.
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Hello Birders.
The local flock of WAXWINGS contains about 15 BOHEMIANS
this afternoon and was down Glendale Beach Rd.in the Herb Farm trees.
This is in Lambton County off the Lakeshore Rd. almost due west of Forest.
Alf Rider.
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This morning the Little Gulls climbed to 47 birds in the marsh. Very little
courtship and feeding was occuring. They were mostly just loafing on debris
and along the edge of the Bonaparte's Flock. There were 1336 Bonaparte's
Gull loafing on the mud spit still at 9am. I did not check what was on
I heard a woodcock in Windsor last at approximately 9:15. I heard it by the
railroad tracks immediately behind the WFCU Arena. The WFCU sits west of the
Little River corridor in East Windsor.
Happy Birding,
Dave
We saw a shrike quite sure a Northern near St Thomas ford plant. Just south of
the ford plant on Longhurst line heading west approx. 3 - 4 miles ther is a
decline in the road over a culvert and small creek with cow pasture on the
north and horses on the left . We saw him two times on both
Hello Fello Birders:Once again I am delighted to report that the famous
Phainopepla or as my husband and I now refer to him as MR. P. is still very
much present. Our neighbour Sue found him at 08:20 having breakfast on the
rose hips viewable from her backyard at #20 Ascot. Sue and family
Dear Ontbirders:
As you probably know, swallow species are showing marked decline in Ontario and
across Northeastern North America. The cause of the decline is unknown. Work is
underway to determine what research is required to determine why the declines
are happening. You'll undoubtedly hear
I will be open on Friday June 12th from 5 to 7 PM and on Sunday June 14th from
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Directions: The Constructed Wetland is located at the SE
The ice on Reesor Pond is still intact but the first Killdeer arrived this
afternoon as well as a very pale juvenile, Norhern Shrike. A Northern Mocking
Bird perched on a small spruce at the NE corner of the Ninth Line and Hwy 7.
Reesor Pond lies just North of Hwy 407 on Reesor Road in
Birding Amherst Island and owl woods today, located 1 Boreal; 3 Northern
Sawwhet; 1 Long Eared, 1 Barred owl in owl woods. Other species located
were snowy owl; long tailed duck during the ferry crossing and a nice
close look at a Rough-Legged Hawk. Images of all available at link below.
If link
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