Hey folks,
Murray Shields and I just had an immature Thayer's Gull, in the fields at
Mersea Rd. 2 near 21. Look for the large concentration of gulls.
Lev
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Murray Shields and I were just watching a stunning Yellow Palm amongst
several Western Palm Warblers at Sparrow Field, just near the entrance from
the road.
Lev
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Murray and I had a male Audubon's Warbler in Post Woods, halfway between
Sparrow Field Woodland Trail. In a big flock of Myrtles.
Lev
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Hi folks,
Erin and I just saw at least one, probably two chats on Centennial Trail,
near the Cactus Field Trail. In the brush piles, not vocal but very mobile.
Lev
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Hi folks,
There's been some running around so here's some better directions -
Park at White Pine, cross the road, walk down Chinquapin and go south
towards VC at the intersection, the birds were in the first field you
encounter.
Hope this clears any confusion!
Hi folks,
A female Purple Finch is at the feeders opposite Pelee Wings.
There were six Long-billed Dowitchers at Hillman. Very bright, some of them!
Enjoy the beautiful day!
Lev
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The Prairie Warbler is back at the Northwest Beach at Pelee. Park in the
most southerly lot and walk south. Low in the junipers on west side of
trail.
Cheers!!
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Hello birders,
Lakes have opened up in Algonquin Park and all but the most shaded areas
are free of snow. Winds from the south have facilitated the arrival of
several new spring migrants, including Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Scarlet
Tanager, Indigo Bunting, and 15 warbler species, all now with
Hello birders,
Many of the breeding birds are now back in Algonquin Park and the small
incursion of birders on the weekend has helped us to detect them. New
arrivals this week included Canada Warbler, Tennessee Warbler, Swainson's
Thrush, Veery, Red-eyed Vireo, Gray Catbird and Chimney Swift.
Hi Folks,
Sorry for the late report. Yesterday, I found a Bewick's Swan amongst the
hundreds of Tundra (Whistling) Swans at Aylmer WMA. It was at the back of
the flock. Murray Shields saw the bird as well but before I could get the
scope, it and a couple others apparently took off as there was a
Hi folks,
Four whitefronts were at Lee Browns just now. They moved a bit further into
the field with a bunch of Canadas.
Lee Brown's is accessed off Lakeshore Drive in Long Point. Look for the
large parking area on the south side of road overlooking a small pond
(currently mostly frozen)
Lev
Dear Ontbirders,
I am sending this on behalf of Rick and Kelly Stronks, who are hosting a
beautiful male Western Tanager on their property on Highway 35 in Dwight.
The bird was seen at around 6:00 PM today, and myself, Amanda Guercio, Rick
and Kelly watched the bird coming to the feeders at 7:15
Hello birders,
Myself and Murray Shields with our group had a very vocal Three-toed
Woodpecker just then, slightly north of the Costello Creek picnic area on
Opeongo Road.
Algonquin can be accessed via HW 400, 11 and 60. Opeongo Road is 46.3 km
from the west gate.
Lev
Nice male right at Pony Barn directly behind Visitor Centre sign at
Harrison Trail. Was crawling up to eye level.
Lev
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We are watching the right in front of 17932 Water Street.
Lev
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Beautiful female walking on the ground in the Central been between the
cells with several Lesser Yellowlegs, just as soon as you get past the
gate.
Lev
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Hi folks,
There is at least one, possibly two, Fish Crows at the Old Airfield in
Algonquin Park.
I heard one early this morning calling very briefly from the Lake of Two
Rivers campground, and proceeded to look for it for about two hours there,
but the crows had gone silent and I convinced
Hello birders,
I am looking at a female-type Prairie Warbler in a large flock of
mixed warblers, west of cell 4 about halfway between the cell at the
Bracebridge Sewage Lagoons. Watch for the constant tail pumping.
Mostly Yellows and Black-and-white Warblers. Also a Warbling Vireo.
Take Hwy. 400
Good morning birders,
The egret is opposite house 337 on Shoreline Rd.
>From Wiarton take Cty rd 13 to Oliphant. Turn right on Shoreline Rd and
proceed north.
Lev Frid & Kyle Holloway
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The egret has moved south and settled adjacent to a pair of sandhill cranes
in a meadow across from the boardwalk on Shoreline Rd. Running around and
feeding actively in nice sunlight.
Lev & Kyle
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The goose is being seen by a large group of people at the Tristan Centre
viewing deck. It is sleeping in the ice.
Lev Frid
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Hi folks,
People arriving to view the Say’s Phoebe may be interested in seeing Spruce
Grouse, an Algonquin specialty.
I’m currently looking at three of them up high in tamaracks, just past the
entrance of the Spruce Bog Trail directly to the right of the first round
blue trail marker. They seem
Hi folks,
I’ve just found a Say’s Phoebe in Algonquin Park. It is currently flying
around and singing! at the old Airfield.
Directions:
Enter the Mew Lake Campground access road. Park at the Old Railway Bike
Trail lot (second left after campground office) and walk into Airfield.
Phoebe is
Hi birders,
Mark Patry and I are watching the Say’s Phoebe. It is flying around and
calling northeast of the main bike path on the airfield. Can be seen and
heard from the path - calling often.
Directions:
Enter the Mew Lake Campground access road. Park at the Old Railway Bike
Trail lot (second
Hi folks,
Several people have been searching for the Say's Phoebe at the Old Airfield
this morning with no luck. The weather is not fantastic, but better than
yesterday.
Lev
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Hi folks,
According to various sources, the Say's Phoebe is still being cooperative
in the same area in the Old Airfield.
An interesting addendum - a distant but diagnostic photo of an unidentified
bird taken by Ashley Baines on September 27th at the Old Airfield, was
posted and identified as
Just had one fly over the viewing platform with two DCCO going north.
Colonel Sam is at the foot of Kipling ave
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Hello birders,
I found an adult Common Ringed Plover today at Radiant Lake in Algonquin
Park. It was subsequently viewed by Sarah Lamond, Dawn Sherman, Basil
Conlin, Lily, Anna and Hayden.
We were able to watch the bird at length for over an hour and obtained
several photographs, including many
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