Pardon the late posting but I got home late last night and I was kind of tired
and I didn’t even open my computer until this morning.
Yesterday among the 24 Warbler species that were seen I found a nice male
Prairie Warbler and as a further bonus a Mourning and 2 Orange-crowned Warblers
were
Wet woods trail 250m from parking lot on south side of the largest stand of
poplars. Walking in front of dogwoods on edge of poplar stand. br/br/Will
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Singing from the east side of the oxbow now. Little River is accessible
from the eastern end of Little River Boulevard.
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Adult breeding plumage Pacific Loon In flock of Red-breasted Mergansers off
East Beach north of Tip.
Jean Iron
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Seen walking on ground amongst dogwood South of entrance west side 250 m from
entrance with Will Corrigan and many others.
Rolland Leader
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It sang several times and then disappeared into the wet area east of the oxbow
at around 9:45. The oxbow trail is muddy, but full of warblers today.
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Bird is being seen from east beach north of sparrow field. About a km out.
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A breeding plumage PACIFIC LOON is currently being seen far out in the lake off
of the beach east of the Sparrow Field. Another unusual migrant this morning
was a fly over Northern Goshawk seen during the Friends of Point Pelee hikes.
A total of 18 species of warbler have been seen this
Previously reported. Field east of McGeachy Pond at intersection of Erieau Road
and Erie Shore Drive. Spotted by Dave Smitley.
Chatham-Kent
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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
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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
The bird continues to provide killer looks from 6-8 feet. Currently being
viewed by myself, David Henderson and Leo Johnston on the south side of the
main stand of the wet woods, approximately 30m west of the rock pile.
The Wet Woods is immediately due west of the parking lot of Tommy Thompson
My apologies on my previous directions. Several birders have correctly pointed
out that there are several rock piles at the wet woods.
Here's a better landmark - from the parking lot, walk west to the main, largest
stand of trees at the wet woods. On the south side, look for a stand of
Good afternoon,
We haven't received many reports today at the visitor centre.
The male Prothonotary Warbler continued to be seen at the back of Tulip
Tree Trail into at least the late morning.
Golden-winged and Prothonotary Warbler were reported from Pony Barn.
A Little Gull was seen at Erieau
The Specific Pacific Loon is off the east side of Point Pelee, just north of
Sparrow Field. It's pretty far out and a scope is necessary. It is on it's own,
but on the right (south) side of the big feeding flock of mergansers and gulls.
We had been scanning for almost an hour before finally
We just found a nice Henslow's at the south end of sparrow field in point Pelee
national park.
Good birding,
The dream team (Kory, Josh, Jeremy, Dominic)
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At 5:15 p.m. today, and again fifteen minutes later, I observed a first
year male Summer Tanager dining at my back yard suet feeder. Wings and
lower belly were olive-yellow and the remainder of the bird's plumage
was red.
I live in Bayview Village, about 1 km north on Burbank from Bessarion
The Golden-winged Warbler was still there are 2:15 pm today.
Thanks Mark for posting your find.
Michael
On 2014-05-16, 10:37 AM, Mark Cranford [Ontbirds] via ONTBIRDS
birdalert@ontbirds.ca wrote:
Bruce contacted me a second time and the bird remains for the second
day. Today Friday am.
If
With 2 previous records in Waterloo Region (December 1991 and 2011), I
thought the recent sightings of 2 separate Summer Tanagers in Waterloo
within about a 1km of each other was worthy of posting. The following
details per sightings are listed below.
Young male found by Michael Emmons and
Ontbirders,
Sorry for the late post, was without internet access until now.
I had a female Summer Tanager along the Lime Ponds Trail near Beachville this
evening. The bird was present with an excellent concentration of warblers,
flycatchers [including my FOS Olive-sided] and vireos -
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