The Prothonotary Warbler that Mark Colon spotted at Springbank Park is still
there as of this afternoon. The location that myself and the other fellow
spotted it at was past Storybook Gardens heading towards the Pumphouse. It was
spotted in a tree or bushes low to the ground next to the river. I
The prothonotary is in the exact same tree this evening at about 8pm.
It was roosting as opposed to foraging tonight. It is in the tangle
of branches of the fallen cedar.
I was there in the afternoon 4pm and did not locate it, though
I was rather distracted by the significant bird movement occurin
I am somewhat speechless to have discovered a Prothonotary Warbler this
evening in London.
It is an adult male and provided very good unhindered views for about 20
mins. He was still
there when I left.
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I was just texted photos of the bird from Stefan Baker, who saw it not long
ago.
He had it near the beach closest to the mainland on the east side of the park.
Good bird for Toronto and the GTA.
Colonel Sam Smith Park is at the base of Kipling Avenue in Toronto.
David Pryor
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Last seen near small wood bridge that crosses the ditch about 200meters east of
Trotter Dike parking lot.
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This evening, Logan Baldwin found a Prothonotary Warbler near the Visitor's
Centre at Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife area.
A few of us others got to see this cooperative bird actively feeding from
1930-2000 hrs.
Tiny Marsh is 30 km NW of Barrie.
Directions: From Elmvale, go 2 km NW on Road 27, a
Mike Austin and I found a Prothonotary Warbler at Point Pelee this morning. I
realize it might not be a really rare bird anymore at Pelee but finding one
this late in the year was pretty exciting.
We had seen it on the Red Bud Trail, it was half way between the clearing and
the southern end of
Greetings ain't Birders
A Prothonotary Warbler first found by Doug Guay has returned to the same
spot this morning.
The bird is being seen on either side of the duck viewing station at the
bottom end of the calf pasture.
Bill Gilmour and Maureen Riggs
Follow the signs from the 401 iat Brighton.
Moments ago, while being blown around in a canoe (solo), I had a splendid
looking PROW feeding in the budding shrubs at St Clair National Wildlife Area
very close to the entrance road (that lead to the public parking / office).
Bird was ~100m from Balmoral Line and the NWA Signage.
I one-handed
I have a Prothonotary singing in a tree near the habitat just after carp
crossing
Thanks
Donny
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Being seen NOW by many. Seasonal trail off Tilden Woods trail. From VC take
Tilden and first path left. Take left at fork. Cross boardwalk take seasonal
path on your right . Bird is 200 m on right hand side where large tree has
fallen and covered know vines
Len
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There is a male Prothonotary Warbler currently showing well at Bridge F on the
Woodland Trail.
Todd Pepper
Leamington, ON
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Greetings.
I'm pleased to report that I'm currently viewing the Prothonotary warbler first
reported on May 17th. He is with mate!
Directions: if you are traveling from points east of Brantford such as
Hamilton, travel through Brantford until you come to the exit for Brant road
25. Also known as
Good evening all,
The male Prothonotary Warbler was singing away when I arrived on sight this
evening, both sides of the road in this neat little swamp woods. Thanks to Rex
for posting these excellent directions. It certainly seems we have a
territorial male here!
>From Hwy 403 approx. 13 km
Hello again.
I am currently viewing the Prothonotary warbler reported the other day.
I will clarify directions.
If you are traveling from points east of Brantford such as Hamilton, travel
through Brantford until you come to the exit for Brant road 25. Also known as
Middletown Line. Exit and turn
Currently viewing the Prothonotary warbler on the 3rd concession, east of
Middletown Line. First reported here yesterday.
very vocal and easy to view on the south side of the road.
With a window down you'll hear it and know where to pull over.
heavily wooded swamp area.
Brant County, now.
One bird singing in a swampy area along 3rd Concession, E of Rd 25, just N of
the 403, S of Princeton.
Chris Burris
Waterloo
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Bird still being seen now by a large group of us just north of the park
orientation , on the east of the road along the water.
On Monday, May 4, 2015, Jeremy Bensette wrote:
> There is currently a Prothonotary Warbler at the edge of Sanctuary Pond
> about 100m inside the gate of Point Pelee, fou
There is currently a Prothonotary Warbler at the edge of Sanctuary Pond about
100m inside the gate of Point Pelee, found a little while ago by Alan
Wormington and Bill Lamond.
Point Pelee is at the end of Point Pelee Drive, southeast of Leamington.
Jeremy Bensette
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We saw this continuing bird yesterday, the 20th at 11:45 on the Woodland Trail
at the north end of bridge D. Also heard Eastern Phoebe vocalizing from the
road, about 200 meters north of entrance to Marsh boardwalk.
Bev Scott and Murray Sullivan
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We went looking for the Prothonotary Warbler at Bridge F but it had moved on -
maybe too much traffic with holiday today. We found it after 5pm by Bridge A.
It was moving around a lot but basically if you walk over the bridge, the path
turns to the left and the bird was in the pond on the
I just found a Prothonotory Warbler feeding along the north shore of the pond
at Colonel Sam Smith Park in Toronto.
The park is located south of the intersection of Kipling Ave and Lake Shore
Blvd W. Follow the extension of Kipling south to the end. The pond is north
east of the parking lot.
Today i saw a Prothonotary Warbler by the pond near the main woodlot
Feeding in the bushes above the pond near a Solitary Sandpiper.
Malden Park is in West Windsor access from Malden Road
Pond is on the left
The main pond to the right has a Green Heron nesting on the small island
Ian Woodfield
Ontbirds subscribers,
The male Prothonotary Warbler reported earlier is delighting many birders today
and was still being seen when I left it about 15 minutes ago. It is being seen
adjacent to the Waterfront Trail in the far northeast section of the woods.
Follow the Waterfront Trail east of Th
Confirmed with photos and many birders. Hopefully will nest. Found and the
bottom of the road before it curves, right (south) side. Was foraging on the
very large downed trunk.
Also around the woods were a few Canada, Tennessee, Chestnut-sided, Palm,
Blackburnian, and northern Parula among mo
Tony Bigg, Bob Prentice and I had a female Prothonotary Warbler at Second Marsh
at 9:30 today. The bird was foraging at eye level just south of the T-junction
of the trail that leads from the parking lot to the viewing tower and Cool
Hollow. A huge fallout of warblers and orioles was evident ...
Hi all,
Prothonotary Warbler off the trail just past the barn with the solar panels on
the right.
Bruce
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A Prothonotary Warbler was banded this morning at Innis Point Bird Observatory.
It flew west after being released. Innis Point Bird Observatory is on DND
property and gated but it could be worthwhile to check along Riddell Drive or
March Valley Road.
Directions: Exit the 417 and take the Ma
Husaks!
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From: Wayne Renaud
Subject: [Ontbirds] Prothonotary Warbler at Rattray Conservation area,
Mississauga
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This morning at 7:30 am I found the warbler feeding on the bank of the
This morning at 7:30 am I found the warbler feeding on the bank of the
small marsh that overflows through at culver into a small intermittent
stream into the north end of what is technically called Rattray
Marsh. There was the fairly descent number of warblers in the
adjacent woods this mo
A good outing this morning with 20 species of warblers.the best being the
male Prothonotary Warbler calling and flying around at the Old Poplar
entrance. In the mist/rain and cold, most birds were down right at eye
level!
Good luck
Jim
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Sorry for the delay in reporting. On Sunday, May 8th at 3:30pm there
was a Prothonotary Warbler observed along the canal trail at the Wilkes
Dam on the Grand River in Brantford. The PRWA was foraging low over the
surface of the canal opposite the truck trailer yard. Also observed were
Black-and-W
There is now a male and female Prothonotary being seen a bit west of Lakeside
Park in Mississauga now west of Lakeside Park and the Suncor Building and
across from Holicom. Parking is still best at Lakeside or the property beside.
Suncor has no trespassing signs.
Lakeside Park is on Lakeshore R
I relocated and photographed a Prothonotary Warbler at 9:00 that I had
originally found at 8:35. The bird was along the creek on the western
edge of the park.
Lakeside Park is on Lakeshore Road between Southdown and Winston
Churchill Roads in Mississauga. It has a new parking lot immediately
A Prothonotary Warbler was singing and briefly seen in Backus Woods yesterday by
myself, Dan Wylie and Sara Baker.
Go north from #42 on East Quarter Line Road to the 4th Conc. and turn
left(west).
This road is unmaintained and deeply
rutted in places. Park at the bridge and walk until you see a po
May 18th, 2009 mid day, while on vacation at Twelve Mile Lake, Carnarvon, on
the east shore in the vicinity of the cemetery, viewed a male SY Prothonotary
Warbler.
Good birding,
Jim Davis, Calgary.
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On May 16th there was a Prothonotary Warbler banded at Ruthven Park NHS.
A total of 18 species and forms of warbler were recorded during the day. These
were Northern Parula, Prothonotary Warbler, Brewster's Warbler, Blue-Winged
Warbler, Nashville Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Magnolia Warbler, Cape
Wednesday evening at ~6:45 there was a Prothonotary Warbler at the rear of the
BSC headquarters property in Port Rowan. We followed it from some willows
about halfway along the back lakeshore path, west to the bay lookout, where we
lost it in the tangled vines.
Also present were an abundance o
The male prothonotary warbler was confirmed this morning at 9:00 am and
observed for about 15 minutes feeding in some small trees between 10-20 feet
off the ground from a distance of about 15 feet. The bird was seen by myself
and another birder on the west side of Mimico Creek (across the bridge
After reading David Pyror's post I went to try my luck at West Dean Park. I
did not find the Kentucky as previously posted but I did find a male
Prothonotary Warbler. He was high up in the tree which is not where I
expected to see one. This was around 11 am
The bird was seen on the west side of
This morning someone anonymously reported a Prothonotary Warbler near
the lighthouse at Presqu'ile. It was relocated at 4 p.m. by Barb Mackay
(sp.?) and her friend Susan (sorry I don't know her last name). There
is a gated laneway from the parking lot to the homes on Bayshore Road.
It was ar
After trying failing to find the Bronte Creek Prothonotary Warbler in the
late afternoon I birded Rattray Marsh for an hour before for sunset and
found a Prothonotary Warbler feeding among a maze of fallen logs at the edge
of a flooded area of woodland adjacent the north end of the marsh. It wa
This morning, I found a male Prothonotary Warbler at Bronte Bluffs Park in
Oakville. The bird has been seen on and off all morning and was last seen
about 12:30 p.m.. near the parking lot.
Directions:
QEW to Bronte Road, take Bronte down to the lake and turn right (west) on
Lakeshore. Go over t
Hi All
I noticed that this hadn't been posted yet - and I did receive the information
second hand. A visitor and beginning birder came into the Visitor Centre
yesterday with a photo of a bird he had taken on the woodland nature trail and
was hoping for some help to identify - it turned out to
As of 2:30 p.m., the Prothonotary Warbler was still present in the
vicinity of the Bronte Bluffs parking lot. It sings loudly,
periodically, but as it generally sits motionless when singing it can
be almost impossible to observe in the thick foliage. I finally had a
good look while it was feedin
Hi,
Further to Paul Mathew's recent post. I found the bird around 3:30-3:45 near
the north west part of the west loop trail of Patricia. I found the bird in a
tight clump of scrub with 2 Yellow Warblers and an American Redstart. The
prothonotary was singing intermittently but staying relatively
Early this afternoon on 2 occasions there was a male
Prothonotary seen/heard from Bennet rd. at the first viewing
bench.
The Black Vulture has been seen on and off throughout the
day, most sightings were from the visitor center area, but
it has been sighted flying over in other areas of the park
an
The Prothonotary Warblers are back at Holiday Beach Conservation Area.
In the area around the board walk near the trout pond.
Holiday Beach is near the town of Malden Centre between Amhertsburg and Harrow
in Essex County.
Directions: To get there take County Road 20 to Malden Centre then go south
The prothonotary warbler is still entertaining many birders who walk the Tulip
Tree Trail. A hooded warbler treated birders as an excellent bonus while
waiting for the prothonotary.
A clay-coloured sparrow was seen at both the Tulip Tree Trail and near the
Marsh Trail on Water St.
The morning
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Sorry about not posting yesterday. I don't usually post and presumed that
others would.
I'm moved to post today after seeing an earlier message that the
Prothonotary Warbler was not seen yesterday.
We had excellent views of the bird yesterday at 10:30 a.m. We were
standing on the north ban
Taking the calculated risk of driving all the way of up to Tiny Marsh in hopes
of seeing the first Prothonotary Warbler to occur up there in 31 years, I
sacrificed my last hockey game of the season and dragged a reluctant birder (my
15-year old son Ryan) out of bed. Fortunately, the bird was ri
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The Prothonotary Warble found by Ruthann Gale this morning at Tiny Marsh was
A breeding plumage male was seen today by well over 20 people. On the
trail toward the dyke from the visitors centre. Tiny Marsh is located
on Tiny Township Con. 2 west. Highway 27 north Past Elmvale to Simcoe
Road 6. Left on Con.2 west.
David Walsh
Oops ..sorry the date should have said April 30th.
Cheers Tom.
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Today May 30th, while walking one of the R.B.G. Trails in Dundas, I had about a
ten second look at a male Prothonotary Warbler. Since this bird was seen in an
area, which it may decide to breed in, I will not disclose the location.This
bird may be the one that Marise Apse saw earlier in the week
Hi all!
At noon to-day I was more than a little surprised to find a male
Prothonotary Warbler feeding along Gartshore Creek, just downstream from the
footbridge. I had parked at the Rose Garden lot, and when I reached the
bridge noted a flash of yellow under the cedars hanging on the ba
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