Hey folks,
A correction on the Hawk Cliff Open House weekends.
Next weekend (Sept 28 / 29) WILL BE THE 2ND of the two open house weekends at
the Hawk Cliff location this fall.
There will be all of the events as there were last weekend…. live raptor
displays at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. etc
Apolo
I looked at my photos on returning home and the swans seen from a distance were
tundra swans NOT trumpeters as posted.
Sorry for the confusion!
R Leader
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Per my prior message it is caithness st w 400 meters past the intersection
of argyle street. Sorry, I forgot this was a bypass of the highway.
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I was able to get a couple of photos before it left and have determined that it
was a Franklin's Gull. I haven't relocated it yet.
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ONTBIRDS wrote: I just found a Laughing Gull on the
east pier. The birds all f
Sorry about the poor directions I posted. The location is a flooded farm field
on the west side of Simcoe County 169 (formerly highway 169) about 0.8 km south
of Udney, which is about 20 km south of Washago, Ontario.
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The Hudsonian Godwit and western Sandpiper were both at Windermere Basin today.
Sorry for the omission of the Hudsonian Godwit and the error on location of
the western Sandpiper.
Windermere Basin is located off Eastport Drive south of the RV sales centre
Cheryl
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Correction to my earlier post as per Owen Yates: middle East side of cell
1, cell trail not road on a dead tree by left side of cell from lookout.
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Thanks to Jon Ruddy, Ron Tozer, and vicariously to David Allen Sibley,
the report of a Red-throated Loon in Popham Bay yesterday needs to be
deleted. My misidentification of a Common Loon in an unusual plumage
led to the error, for which I apologize. The world is too full of
similar species,
Subject should be Wood Stork. Darn spell check!
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After some time we got close enough and the bird at Ashbridges we reported as
this morning's Red Knot is a Dowitcher sp, most likely Short-billed. We have
pictures on a camera we can send later. This does not mean there wasn't a Red
Knot but our bird's bill was about twice as long as a Red Knot
Hello
Date should be 30th for the Frigatebird, sorry about that.
Cheers Mike Williamson
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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 fle
Yes they were Little Blue Heron sorry about that
Sparta is East of St Thomas just off Hwy #3...check your map as I am no good at
giving directions
Rose
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Hi there,
I'm writing to make a correction to my post a few days ago regarding a
Gyrfalcon at Hillman Marsh in Leamington. A number of highly regarded and
skilled northern birders agreed with our initial identification based on our
photos and account of the sighting - but after some skepticism
I've had some folks point out this is indeed a Summer Tanager, not Scarlet,
my ID guide that mentioned the bill colour difference I guess isn't
entirely diagnostic! Thanks to everyone who pointed that out, this one will
be a lifer for me...
I have a Flickr album of all photos taken, unedited:
http
Thanks
Donny
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Bird is a long way out, viewing it at 60x magnification. Upon further examination, this bird is a Red-throated Loon. Still looking.
Please note that the species total for the Pickering Christmas Bird Count
on January 2, 2016 should be 70, NOT 68, as previously reported. Sorry for
the error.
Steve LaForest
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I was just notified of a clerical error made by one of the Toronto CBC team
and have to report that Toronto's record high count of Herring Gulls for
2015 is no more. I know we've probably disappointed a number of hardcore
winter listers who were doubtless careening here in excitement to see them,
To save any confusion, the subject line of my previous email today says "Sunday
update" but it should say Monday. I forwarded Jacques's email from yesterday
and didn't notice that. Good luck to anyone chasing it!
Jeremy
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My apologies, I've been informed that it's a Wilson's.
Walter Fisher
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The bird at Sunset Park is Scissor-tailed Flycatcher not Swallow-tailed
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The experts seem to have weighed in and arrived at identification of the
apparent Long-billed Dowitcher as a Short-billed undergoing molt. Next time I
will leave it to the experts.
Sorry
Chris Street
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A sticky key, probably due to the current 100% humidity in our area, caused
the May 10 Beamer Conservation Area report to show 6 Black Vultures. We
wish it was so, but the birds were Turkey Vultures. Apologies for any heart
flutters caused.
Mike
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mikestre.
We meant Ring-Necked Ducks at Reesor Pond not Ring-Billed!
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Hello again -- OOPs, I meant the Cobb's Lake Creek area southEAST (not
southWEST) of Johnston Rd.
Chris Lewis
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> Hello Ontbirds people,
>
> This morning (approx. 9:00 - noon), Bob Cermak, Aaron Hywarren, Bernie
> Ladouceur, Paul Mirsky and I observed a large, tight flock of Snow Geese (our
Oops ... All other info the same as previous
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The presentation on Common Tern research mentioned in my Presqu’ile birding
report yesterday is scheduled for Saturday, June 28 at 8 p.m., not June 24 as
incorrectly stated. Sorry for any confusion.
Fred Helleiner
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The previous alert listed as a Red Breasted Grosbeak. There were also 2
male Baltimore Orioles at the bird bath today.
Directions: From TSC store in Walkerton take Bruce Road 19 north to 14th
Concession East. Turn left and proceed until you reach the bridge.
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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Sorry that's 6th line in Milton not halton hills. Thanks!
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I stand corrected: there are still several Long-eared Owls at Fifty
Point Conservation Area and at least two witnesses saw them repeatedly
being chased from end to end of their tiny woodlots by rude
photographers. Park security cannot keep up with the complaints about
this harassment.
Additio
Just a quick note that the Harlequins at Whitby Harbour reported last evening include 2 adult males, one 1st winter male, and one femalenot TWO females as I had reported.I noticed after checking my photos.Directions same as previous.Keith LintonOronoSent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the
According to Google Maps the road in question is actually Proudfoot ROAD, not
lane.
Dave Bailey
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Hi All,
Upon closer inspection, the bird spotted this morning is not the
Thick-Billed Murre. My apologies for this mistake -- it was
pouring rain and it wasn't until I had a look at a few photos
that I took that I realized that this wasn't the correct bird.
A few people have already messaged me f
Upon closer examination, Kevin has decided that this bird is indeed a first
winter female king eider.
Just getting word out. This king eider is giving good looks.
Len Manning and Lisa Teskey for Kevin McLaughlin
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That should be Friday the 15th of November. Fatigue a factor.
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In my previous post I had stated south of Victoria. I meant north of Victoria
on Montecorte on the east side.
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Thurs 12/9 - 6.00am. Uppertail coverts should read UNDERTAIL COVERTS. I can't
see the wood for the trees. Eric Jeffery, St. Marys.
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I've had a closer look at some poor iPhone photos I took of the dowitcher at
West Perth and compared them to various sources. The loral angle just doesn't
look right for a Long-billed.
I'm guessing that the bird is in fact a long-billed Short-billed Dowitcher in
basic plumage. Third-rate p
This morning a group of us got good looks at the Dowitcher off Twin Elm Rd. in
Ottawa. It proved to be a Short-billed.
The 14 adult Golden Plovers increased to 15 and the to 23. Later in the morning
two Pectoral Sandpipers joined the plovers.
Good looks were available until about 11:15 when an
My apologies in my previous posting - the correct street name for the roosting
vultures is Forest Road.
Apologies for any confusion.
David Pryor
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On 2013-08-24, at 7:31 AM, David Pryor wrote:
> The Black Vulture just flushed from the roosting area in the trees behind
> 13
Recently I posted sightings at the Almonte Lagoons and I provided directions
that were in part incorrect. This has lead to some birders unknowingly
crossing private property which we do not have access to. Apologies to all for
this; All I can say is it was an unintended mistake on my part
My reference to Tree Sparrow should have read Tree Swallow.
Bob
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Subject: [Ontbirds] Ottawa/Gatineau - 4 July 2013 - Recent Reports
Ontario/Quebec
Ottawa/Gatineau
4 July 20
Nipissing District, not County.
Cheers,
Jon
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The location of the Ross's Goose is 8th Line and Britannia Road in Mississauga,
NOT 9th Line & Britannia.
Apologies for the previous error in directions.
David Pryor
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On 2013-04-13, at 7:04 AM, David Pryor wrote:
> The Ross's Goose found yesterday evening by Eugene Jankow
The flock of Trumpeter Swans previously reported on the NE corner of
Britannia and Tremaine, north of Burlington, were in fact Tundra Swans.
Sorry for the error.
Vince Filteau
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The Vesper Sparrow was seen in Brantford not Brampton. Sorry for the error.
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Since yesterday, Josh Vandermeulen has gone over some diagnostic points
with reference to my duck photo and helped me reach the conclusion that
this was a female Redhead, not Ring-necked Duck.
I apologize to anyone inconvenienced by this mis-identification.
Kelly Morrissey, Windsor
There are
The Horned Grebes were seen from Bayshore Park off Northshore Blvd in
Burlington and not Bayfront Park in Hamilton. Sorry for the confusion.
Cheers,
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At the top of this weeks list, BANK swallow should be BARN. Thanks to those on
their toes and sorry to those who were thinking we have added another great
bird to our list to chase.
Note to self: type report earlier in the day when fatigue hasn't set in!
Cheers
Cheryl Edgecombe
Sent wirele
The post yesterday of the sightings in the subject line listed the Bluebirds as
being in the "northeast quadrant" of the island.
That should have read "northWEST."
The actual road directions were also given but I appologize for any
inconvenience.
Keith Linton
Orono, ONT
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Dear all,
There are a couple of changes for the post sent yesterday. Firstly, we did not
see two turkey vultures. They were turkeys. I thought that they were turkeys
but my husband insisted that turkeys could not fly that high into the trees.
He was corrected today by Bruce Di Labio.
Sec
The directions should read turn RIGHT at the second lights onto Baskin
Drive! In Arnprior we tend to get directions mixed up!
Cheers,
Michael
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Consensus is that this is a winter plumage Horned Grebe, I'll attempt to
find it again Sunday and document better.
Thanks to all for helpful input. I will post better pictures Sunday night
if we can find it again.
Directions: Road 13 to Little Bluff Conservation Area, Prince Edward
County. Look al
The Tanager mentioned at the bottom of my report should be Summer not Scarlet
Tanager.
Bob
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> Subject: [Ontbirds] Ottawa/Gatineau - 8 November 2012 - Recent Reports
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A slight correction to my prior post for the sighting at Presqu'ile Park:
The Black-throated Blue Warbler was viewed at 11:30am according to our time
change-adjusted photo records, not the 1pm reported earlier.
Sorry for the misinformation.
Keith Linton
Orono, ONT
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The hawk migration report for HBMO on September 11, 2012 mistakenly referred to
28 Evening Grosbeaks passing over the hawk tower. The number had been entered
in error onto the daily passerine check list. It was supposed to have been an
additional 28 American Goldfinch.
I apoligize for the erro
sandpiper was seen on northeast corner of Dwyer Hill & Panmure NOT
southeast corner.
sorry
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Hi,
You may notice that the convention flyer in your copy of OFO News lists the
Sunday date as September 26th. The correct date is September 16th.
Although I know we would all love an extra 10 days of birding at the
convention, the convention does run from Friday September 14 to Sunday
September
Don Barnett, Tim McCarthy and I spent 14 hours today starting at 5:20 am
and had six flocks totaling 482 Whimbrels; flocks were seen in early
to mid morning; then between 6:00 and 7:00 pm. Other migrant
shorebird consisted of 12 Dunlin and 28 Black-bellied Plovers. We had
18 Common
Loons. Whil
Today (22 April 2012) at 3:30 pm I found a Black Vulture circling over the
bridge with four Turkey Vultures. I am wondering if a pair from the group that
wintered there is now nesting in the cliffs along the river. Is any one doing
a breeding bird survey in this area?
This bridge is locat
Westley's Point is east of Lancaster.
The spring movement has been a surprise in more ways than one. There was a
small flight of a few thousand birds early last week heading east over
Cornwall with a flock reported on the ground at Westley's Point which is 5
minutes west of Lancaster on
I made a mistake for the directions, it should read " take Wonderland Rd. off
of Hwy.402" not Hwy 403. The bird was seen until near dusk at the same
location.
Peter
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The bird seen at the south end of Forced road was an Eastern Towhee not an
Eastern Meadowlark. Sorry about that!
Also, I will clarify the directions to the 9 Gray Partridge in Kanata. Take
Campeau Drive north to Didsbury Road. The birds have been seen up against the
back of the Canadian Tire bu
Please note that the Winter in the Wild Festival
in Algonquin Park will be on Saturday, February 18,
not February 15 as stated in my post. Thanks, Kelly.
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Apologies I am really annoyed at myself that in my haste with mind going in
several directions at once I posted red HEADED woodpecker when I meant re
Bellied Woodpecker. Seen on west side of Ross Lake at yard suet feeder
often visted by other woodpecker species yesterday Jan 17 -- interesting
only
My title should have read JANUARY 9th, as in this morning.
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VISITOR CENTRE WILL BE OPEN DAILY UNTIL
JANUARY 8, FROM 9 AM TO 5 PM.
For more information see Algonquin Park events calendar at:
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I forgot to add to my post that krista Mandula and I observed an adult type
snowy owl this afternoon east of point pelee park in the onion fields near some
carrots and corn. The bird was hunkered down on a small berm near concession d
Len manning
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It is east, not west of Modeland Rd. Sorry. Brett
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I should have written that parking is available from the eastbound Lakehore.
Sorry for the confusion and second posting.
Howard Shapiro
On 2011-10-15, at 11:17 AM, Howard Shapiro wrote:
> This morning I saw a Brant at Sunnyside Park with a small group of Mallards
> and Gadwalls. It was locat
The address you type in is www.greatertorontohawkwatch.com Do not include
the first word "the".
Cheers
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Apologies. Juvenile Least Tern more likely a 1st year Black Tern. We have
photos if anyone wants to be sure - email off the list.
Heidi
On 11-08-28 4:56 PM, "Heidi Rizzo" wrote:
>This afternoon from 1 until we left at 2:30, there was a juvenile Least
>Tern at Rattray Marsh. Best seen from the l
Hi everyone, since we are still up and running I would like to invite all who
wish entry to
come to the wetlands on the August long weekend, I will have the wetlands open
to the
public for free for the following days.
August 6&7, 2011
from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
If anyone would like to book tou
Hello Ontbirds people,
In the regional summary posted yesterday 17 May 2011, I mentioned a WILLET
found in the Marais aux Grenouillettes on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River
on 14 May. Evidently this was an error, and should have been listed as a
SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER.
Thanks to Garry McNu
That would be Jen Spallin not Spalling!
Mark GawnOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Sorry again, Horned not Eared Grebes at Sam Smith Park, Toronto. Never pays to
post late at night.
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If 135 Black Vultures had been counted at Beamer Conservation Area in
Grimsby, ONTARIO yesterday, the ground would be still be strewn with
the bodies of awe-stuck hawkwatchers. Our apologies to all readers for
the error, which should have been an additional 135 Turkey Vultures.
We still await the f
Hello,
I wanted to thank everyone that emailed to correct me on my
nighthawk/woodcock confusion. Being a young birder of only a few years I've
only catalogued the typical sounds for each species in my brain and I guess
when I didn't hear the other display sounds that I associate with the
woodcock
Folks
A correction to my first post. First off the Glaucous Gull was not a second
winter bird but a very worn juvenile. It was very lightly marked so I assumed
it was a second year bird. Usually the juveniles are very vermiculated and
beige at this time of year but not this bird. After checking
Thanks to everyone that let me know about my miskey of 15 Golden Eagles for
Monday's count at Hawk Cliff. :)They were of course supposed to be 15
American Kestrels.
The Goldens will be coming soon enough (we usually see our first few by the 2nd
week of Oct)...but first we need to get throu
In my post I referred to John Stirrat as John "Stewart" - (sorry)...
... and Alder Flycatcher should not be listed twice.
RF, Newmarket
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Hello Andy and all, just as a point of clarification:
That's North Beach Provincial Park, follow hwy 33 south of Consecon and
after 10 minutes or so follow the signs and take the right hand turn to
the official entrance of the park.
Cool sighting, it's an area that definitely doesn't get much cov
The numbers of Red-tailed and Rough-legged Hawks originally reported
for Tuesday, March 9, were in error. There were actually 2 Rough-legs
and 40 Red-tails. Our apologies for the mistake.
Six of the seven Bald Eagles were adults.
Mike
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addresses for buntings and larks should read 14684 and 14685 Hwy 50 which
are across the street from each other - sorry for the confusion.
G
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Sorry everyone,
You cannot turn left at Haldimand Road 66. Your can only turn right (west).
Greg
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Apologies, it was 150 snow buntings (not horned larks, as reported in my snowy
owl message earlier today), along last leg of Ravenshoe Road before dead end,
west of Leslie St.
Steven Price
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Hey folks,
Just a quick note re: the discovery of the Sedge Wren at Hawk Cliff.
This bird was initially discovered and photographed on the 22nd by Francine
Ouellette-Streeting and ID'd by Todd Weeks from the photographs (both visiting
from Ottawa). They were down visiting the hawkwatch and got
Apologiesthe 4 "SHORT-BILLED" DOWITCHERS mentioned (below) from
Shirley's Bay on 22 Sept. were my typo - they were LONG-BILLED DOWITCHERS.
Thanks to Rick Collins for picking up on this!
Chris Lewis
Ottawa
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Got sidetracked and should have put PARASITIC JAEGER and not LONG-TAILED
JAEGER. Unfortunately the Long-tailed Jaegers were the week before but its
not too late for them so don't lose hope. Got too carried away with the
list and didn't do a thorough check!
Sorry for the error.
Cheryl Edge
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Thank you.
Todd Pepper
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The American Egrets named in my report should have been called Great
Egrets. Clearly I've been at this game for too many years. Does anyone
else remember when they had that name?
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Hello birders.
A brief correction to the previous posting: I typed Arctic Tern but meant
Common Tern. Late birding days will do that to you. Apologies.
Directions to Port Franks: the lakeside community is south of Grand Bend on
Hwy. 21 beside Lake Huron. Here's a link on Google Maps -
http:
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OOOPS! THE DATE SHOULD BE 24 JUNE 2009 (GOOD SPOTTING BY FRED
HELLEINER - YES, I WISH IT WAS MAY TOO!)
CHRIS LEWIS
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Hi fellow birders
I will be open on Friday May 22 from 5 to 7 PM and on Sunday May 24 from 9 to
11 AM,
as normal if anyone wish to arrange another time please don't hesitate to call.
Cell 613-391-9142
Home 613-475-0881
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Directions: The Constructed Wetland is located at
Thanks to Chris Lewis for alerting me to the correct ID for the juvenile
Golden Eagle that I reported on April 10. It was actually a second-year
Bald Eagle.
Don Wigle
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I am so sorry for creating confusion over the directions to see the birds noted
north of Bradford. The places to check are the 11th to the 14th Lines east of
the 20th Sideroad! I got my Lines and Sideroads mixed up! It was also early
when I was there (around 7:00 am) when the action was taking p
Well, this is most embarrassing. Everyone who knows me well knows that my brain
and tongue are not wired together very well. The bird my brother and I found at
Wheatley Provincial Park yesterday was not a Black-throated Gray Warbler but a
Black-and-white -- which to me, is even less probable for
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