significant island in the bay after the High Level
bridge.
Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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Bird is present at 1055 sitting in company of gulls separated from other
cormorants on the edge of the east breakwater at the access channel.
Lakeshore and Windermere.
Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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As of 1215 the reported bird is still present. Location in many prior messages
but in case on Conc. 1 approximately 1 km east of intersection with Highway 59
outside of Port Rowan.
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e from the entry.
Chris Cheatle
Hamilton
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Owen has emailed me just as I pressed send to say photos actually confirm it as
a Red Phalarope.
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s per prior messages, Tommy Thompson juts into Lake Ontario at the foot of
Leslie. Approximately 3-4 km walk to the bird from entry.
Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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line off the east end of the park. There is no sign
of the reported Goldeneye it was with, so the bird was swimming alone.
Arkendo park is off Lakeshore and Arkendo (street parking look for path between
houses to lake) in East Oakville east of Ford Drive.
Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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The previously reported bird is still here actively feeding. It is currently on
the beach just to the east of the park. The land it is on is private property
but the bird can easily be observed via bins, decent camera lens or even bare
eyes as it works the beach while remaining on the park prope
Today at approximately 1215, I spotted the (more accurate I guess to say a)
male Harlequin west of the Humber mouth in Toronto. It was a fair bit west of
where seen apparently yesterday.
I do not know the name of the park, but approximately 1km west of the Humber is
a park leading to a point g
on west side.
Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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Flew from ellarton going east at 1415. Attempting to relocate.
C Cheatle Hamilton
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Has been relocated on north side of brick line at 6890
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The domain the link is for is a hacked site.
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Chris Cheatle, Hamilton
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The reported Western Grebe at Saddington park in Mississauga is still present
this morning.
The park is at the lakefront at the base of Missisauga Road.
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All,
Yesterday evening at Rock Point Provincial Park I found what appears to be
a probable quite uncommon Dunlin * White-rumped Sandpiper hybrid (or less
possibly Dunlin * Baird's). I apologize for the 24 hour delay in posting, I
wanted to get some external feedback an thoughts before posting. Mul
The previously reported birds were present this afternoon. I found them on
the west side of Thickson point at approximately 1605. Unfortunately at
approximately 1610 the Durham Police bomb squad did a controlled explosion
of ordinance presumably from the old Camp X on the beach. This led to all
bir
On Monday while observing the reported Smith's Longspur just north of Long
Point, in the company of Henrique Pacheco and several other birders, an
interesting Red-tailed Hawk was observed doing a single pass-over of the
site.
The bird was completely hooded and dark breasted. On site, it was
identi
I have seen no updates today so just to confirm the bird reported the last
2 days is still present. 10th and Mud in Vinemount (up the escarpment in
Hamilton) detail directions in previous posts.
Currently well back in field.
C Cheatle hamilton
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A subset of the birds reported yesterday is still present at the Townsend
Lagoons. Perhaps 20-25 Little Gulls are still around. They appear to be
coming and going from the lagoon seeming to head off southwest and
returning so patience may be required. Unlike yesterday's report,
Bonapartes are prese
For those looking to take advantage of the improved weather in SW Ontario
today, the Black-necked Stilt reported at the Tilburg lagoons is still
present today.
At 645 I first observed it in a flooded section of grass before the ponds
and it later moved to the right pond after being flushed by a pa
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Ad of 930 am the bird is perched in a tree over the trail approximately 500
meters down the trail near the moose sculpture.
Directions in prior messages
C. Cheadle, Hamilton
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Bird is still present today at Kinsman Park in Caledonia . Caithness st w
approximately 400 meters past intersection with highway 6.
Currently feeding just off the parking lot.
C. Cheatle, Hamilton
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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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Just a note that public access to the landfill ends at 2pm, so access for
today is effectively over
On Wed, Dec 12, 2018, 11:33 Sarah Lamond via ONTBIRDS The Slaty-backed Gull has been at the Brantford Landfill for the last hour.
>
> The landfill is on Morrison Street off of Mohawk Street, near M
If this group eludes you there is also a smaller flock feeding at the entry
to the seniors community at the corner of Stone and Stone Ring rd near the
sports fields.
C Cheatle Hamilton
On Sat, Mar 23, 2019, 12:25 Nancy Smith via ONTBIRDS,
wrote:
> Flock of over 100 Bohemian Waxwings just north
2 are currently working along Burlington Beach. They are currently on the
water approximately 200 meters north of the ship canal. The ship canal runs
under the Qew/Burlington skyway bridge.
C Cheatle hamilton
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I just received this email information 'Brown Pelican is at Jordan Harbour.
Seen from the QEW while driving to St. Catharines this morning at 8:50am. '
I have no further information if it is stationary or was seen in flight.
Jordan harbour is off the qew west of St. Catharines.
C. Cheatle, Hamilt
The bird appears to have departed Jordan harbour multiple observer here can
not locate it
On Thu., May 23, 2019, 09:51 Barbara Charlton via ONTBIRDS, <
birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
> Posting for Jean Hampson.
>
> The Brown Pelican is now at Jordan Harbour. It is not visible from the QEW.
>
> Dir
The bird flew back into jordan harbour about 5 minutes ago
On Thu., May 23, 2019, 10:58 Rob via ONTBIRDS,
wrote:
> The Brown Pelican has left Jordan Harbour. It flew back west along the
> shore at 10:17. Not at Forty Creek as of five minutes ago but I’m not sure
> if it had enough time to get t
We have just relocated the bird about 500 m upstream from the bridge just
past the large gull collection
On Tue., Sep. 17, 2019, 11:32 Bob Curry via ONTBIRDS,
wrote:
> Bird has not been seen since 0800
>
> On Tue., Sep. 17, 2019, 11:24 a.m. Mark Cranford via ONTBIRDS, <
> birdalert@ontbirds.ca>
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