The 12th Collingwood CBC was held on Saturday, 28 December 2019. The
circle's centre is south of Collingwood and includes some southern
Georgian Bay coastline, parts of the Niagara Escarpment and fields and
valleys around Stayner and Nottawa.
It was a great day for counting birds with mostly
As found by Logan and Trevor Baldwin yesterday, and again this morning,
there is currently a Cattle Egret about 5 km north of Angus. The bird is on
the north side of Concession Road 3, about 1.7 km east of County Road 10.
As an added bonus there was also a Northern Shrike and Horned Lark
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Adult bird due north of beach with Common Loons. Scope required
Minets point is in Barrie in the south shore of Kempenfelt Bay, Lake Simcoe
>From Hwy 400 go NE on Essa Road (exit 94) to Burton Avenue. Follow Burton
to Minets Point Road and turn left. Follow road to lake/park
Burke Korol
Barrie
Same location as yesterday. 300 m NE of bridge. Fog makes viewing
challenging
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Burke Korol
Barrie, ON
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Jean Iron and I watched an immature SAGU in Kempenfelt Bay on Lake Simcoe
from 11:30 to 12 today. Unable to find bird now as it was slowly flying east
Point is on south shore of Kempenfelt Bay in Barrie
Burke Korol
Barrie
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Burke Korol
Barrie, ON
On 19 June 2019 two pelicans were photographed at Tiny Marsh, but were
apparently not found later that day.
On 20 June, these birds were relocated along the main north-south dyke
around noon. A few of us saw the pair around 1330 hrs, but they soon took
flight, lazily circled around the main marsh
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,
Yesterday (7 May) Robert Codd found a Prarie Warbler at Tiny Marsh.
A few of us were out there today (8 May) between 0800-1030 hrs and were
able to get very good looks at this bird as it periodically showed itself
and sometimes sang. I returned to the spot around 2 pm, but was not able to
The 11th Collingwood Christmas Bird Count (CBC) was held on Thursday, 27
December 2018 - here are the unofficial results.
The Collingwood CBC count circle centres just SW of Nottawa, and is bounded
on the north by Nottawasaga Bay (southern Georgian Bay), in the west by the
Niagara Escarpment, in
The gull was easily found at the Merrickville landfill at 11:40 am today.
Sign in at gate required and you must stay away from active dumping areas
Take Hwy 11 about 20 km N of North Bay and turn right on Sand Dam Road for
3 km to dum
Dump is closed on Sunday. See website for hours
Burke Korol
This morning Alex Mills found a Kentucky Warbler in Barrie. He heard the
bird singing infrequently and had brief/lousy views of it. A few hours
later I had two brief, but decent, looks at the bird. The bird did not sing
during the entire time I was there (about 45 minutes; two trips about an
hour
Late yesterday I heard about an adult male RUFF along McKinnon Road, which
is less than 1 km east of Angus and runs north from Simcoe Road 90. I saw
the bird this morning around 0630 hrs, on the west side of McKinnon Road,
about 700 m north of Road 90. It was with a group of yellowlegs, dunlins
The 10th Collingwood Christmas Bird Count was held on Thursday, 28 December
2017.
Eighteen participants in seven parties braved -20 C temperatures (but
mercifully, there was little wind) and deep snow. For the first time ever,
most nearshore, Georgian Bay waters were frozen.
We had a slightly
Birders,
After a thorough analysis of my and some better photos, it is evident that
the large falcon in Barrie yesterday was a juvenile Peregrine. A bird,
which was undoubtedly the same individual, was seen by other local birders
again this morning in the same area.
Apologies for the false
to continue my post...
A few COMMON LOONS remain on Kempenfelt Bay along with hundreds of
RED-NECKED GREBES, but I could not locate the long-staying PACIFIC LOON.
The waterfront is in the City of Barrie, which is about an hour north of
Toronto. There are birds at all of the usual vantage
I spent a few hours birding the waterfront in Barrie today and here are the
highlights.
Around 2:20 pm, a large falcon was seen chasing Ring-billed and Herring
Gulls on the Centennial Park waterfront and it perched briefly at the City
of Barrie Marina. I took some record shots, but later, another
Location
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