At the Powassan sewage lagoon Thursday aft. - south-east cell; now with a very
shallow bottom; 3 White-rumped Sandpipers with one Semi-pal, and 3 Greater
Yellow-legs (plus lots and lots of Bufflehead in neighbouring cells! )
This lagoon is off the south-going section of highway 11, just
I had four White-rumped Sandpipers at the Mitchell Sewage Lagoons as of
5:30. Then flew over the Baseball field ten minutes after we first observed
them.
Mitchell Sewage Lagoons are located at the end of Wellington Street in
Mitchell.
Good Birding Gavin McKinnon
Guelph, On
Hello Ontbirders. Please excuse this late post. Yesterday evening at the Port
Rowan Sewage Lagoons I had 4 White-rumped Sandpipers. This seems like a lot to
me, especially for the spring, but this spring has produced a lot of this
species for some reason... many more than I have ever seen in
Hello Ontbirders
Today John Nishikawa, Kevin Seymour, Greg Stuart and I went down to
Rock Point Provincial Park in search of Shorebirds. On the rocky
(fossil) beach we found one group of shorebirds near the east end, and
a few individuals scattered along the beach. The highlight was four
Hello Ontbirders
Today Mary Schuster, John Nishikawa and I birded Rock Point and
surrounding area. The beach at Rock Point Provincial Park provided
excellent views of many individuals of nine species of shorebirds:
WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER-4
Semipalmated Plover
Killdeer
Spotted Sandpiper
White-rumped Sandpipers - 6
Between 7:00 and 8:15 a.m, these birds were observed at very close range to
the west of Trotter Dyke.
Seen by Diane Hasley
DIRECTIONS TO TINY MARSH: (per Ron Fleming):
Tiny Marsh is about a 20 minute drive northwest of Barrie and about 10
minutes east of
I'm posting this on behalf of Randy and Robert Horvath who don't have
access to a computer at this time. Early this afternoon they found two
White-rumped Sandpipers in the second cell of Harrow sewage lagoons. One
was an adult and one immature. No other shorebirds were present except a
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