8.45 am - 26.04.14 - at Reesor Pond reported by Gail Ted George ; 1 Greater
White-fronted Goose.
Thursday last : Rough-winged and Barn Swallows arrived along with a Common
Yellowthroat singingby the gate - Reesor Pond lies just north of Hwy 407 on
Reesor Road in Markham - cheers - Stan Long
06.05.14 - 7 am : At Reesor Pond - Pair of Horned Grebes - 1 Snow Goose - 1
Great Egret - 1 GBH - 2 Least Sandpipers - 1 Lesser 3 Greater Yellowlegs - 1
Spotted Sandpiper - 1 Belted Kingfisher - Lesser Scaup - Green-winged Teal -
Wood Duck : Reesor Pond Lies just north of Hwy 407 on Reesor
19.05.14 - 41 Short-billed Dowitchers breezed in at 9 am and commenced feeding-
also small flocks of Semi-palmated Sandpipers passing through - Reesor Pond
liesjust north of Hwy 407 - south of Hwy 7 on Reesor Road in Markham
Cheers - Stan Long
Reesor Pond - 22.05.14 - 6.30/7.00 am shorebird fall-out :
1 Long-billed Dowitcher [bright reddish-brown breeding plumage]1 Dunlin1
Lesser-yellowlegs8 Semi-palmated Plovers
also: Least Sandpiper, Spotted Sandpipers, Killdeers 1 Trumpeter Swan
Reesor Pond lies just north of Hwy 407 - south of
Reesor Pond - 22.05.14 - 2.00/3 pm - Sanderling - White-rumped Sandpiper -
Raven - Eastern Kingbird - [Dunlin Long-billed Dowitcher still there] -
Reesor Pond lies just north of Hwy 407 - south of Hwy 7 - on Reesor Road in
Markham cheers - Stan Long
Dear OFO Members - Looks like I have to eat crow again tho I'd rather submit
to an aural ID than a pic so next time I'll seduce my bird with its mating call
but I must also humbly accept the scrutiny of its Picture by my peers - sorry
about that - Stan LongHi Stan,We saw and photographed the
Reports of last few days show small numbers of Dunlin and Dowitchers passing
through with a flock of over 150 Dunlin there today at 9am - also Least
Sandpipers - also an odd threesome of a hybrid Scaup pair with chick - and a
pair of Common Terns that might be looking to nest - Reesor Pond lies
26.05.14 - 7 am - The Georges report 2 Whimbrels on the Boomerang [west spit] -
the pond lies just north of Hwy 407 on Reesor Road south of Hwy 7 in Markham -
Cheers - Stan Long
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ONTBIRDS is presented by
27.05.14 - 7.30 am - 1 Turnstone - [flew away later with a flight of Dunlin] -
flights of Semi-palmated Plovers and SP Sandpipers - 1 Short-billed Dowitcher
[known by its call] - Reesor Pond Lies just north of Hwy 407 - south of Hwy 7
on Reesor road in Markham - cheers - Stan Long
Yesterday - 27.05.14 - about 8 pm :
A Red-throated Loon that showed after 8 pm yesterday was not there this morning
- however Ross Lamb who reported it has photos of the bird - Reesor Pond lies
just north of Hwy 407 - south of Hwy 7 - on Reesor Road in Markham - cheers -
Stan long
06.07.14 - 8 am - south-bound migrants : 2 Least Sandpipers - 1 Greater
Yellowlegs + usual resident Spotted Sandpipers, Killdeers 1 GBH - [female
Ruby-throated Humming-bird at my feeder for 6 weeks now a happy reminder that
Summer is still with us] - cheers - Stan Long
Noon - 15.07.14 - pair of Short-billed Dowitchers - pair of Greater Yellowlegs
- 7 Semipalmated Sandpipers - pair of Ospreys - Reesor Pond lies just north of
Hwy 407 on Reesor Road south of Hwy 7 in Markham - [please note : Markham Road
is closed just south of Hwy 7 'till year's end] - cheers
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