A Western Kingbird has been reported this morning (September 11) at Colonel
Sam Smith Park "where the kites are flown" I don't think it's currently
being seen but is being searched for.
Here's the eBird hotspot page (with directions) for Colonel Sam Smith Park:
Matt Garvin has just reported (September 13 at 11:34) that he photographd a
Magnificent Frigatebird flying southwest on Chemong Lake near Arnott Drive
heading towards Frankhill Rd. This is at the southwest corner of Chemong
Lake, north of Fowlers Corners, approximately at
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Vincent Fyson has just (October 4, 12:30 pm) reported a Barnacle Goose at
the Nolan Rd Quarry. It is visible from the top of the berm on Nolan Rd.
This is just south of Du Golf Rd (County Rd 1) which becomes Colonial Rd
(County Rd 28 just west of here in Ottawa), south of Clarence-Rockland in
the
A Black-headed Grosbeak was photographed in Garson just outside of Sudbury
yesterday (October 15) and was apparently seen again by the homeowner
today.
Apparently the homeowner is willing to have visitors, but that was posted
in the private Facebook Group Sudbury and Manitoulin Birding (
Just a quick update on this bird. Steve Charbonneau reports that the bird
is continuing to be seen but disappears for stretches of time into the
patch of Phragmites.
The exact location I provided in the first email was incorrect, here's a
better description: as you walk northeast (away from the
Steve Charbonneau reports (August 25 at 8:15) that he has found an immature
Purple Gallinule at Blenheim Sewage Lagoons in the northwest corner of the
second pond on the right, about 10 m from the corner; it went into the
Phragmites along the shore.
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Steve Charbonneau reports that this bird continues at the same location
today (August 26).
Mike
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I just (August 26 at 11:15 am) got an email from Brendan Boyd saying "Meaghan
Tearle is on a boat at the tip of Tommy Thompson and reports just had the
Brown booby fly over heading east. She got a short video. "
Mike
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See below message about a Western Sandpiper near Hamilton. Exact location
is in the eBird checklist linked.
Mike
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From: jameslees1980
Date: Fri, Aug 28, 2020, 15:21
Subject: [hamiltonbirds] Western Sandpiper Christie Lake
To: Hamilton Birders
Hi
I just
At 6:32 pm today (August 22) Rayfield Pye reports a Western Kingbird at
Darlington Nuclear, south end of ball fields on Cargo Rd.
Here is the approximate location in Google Maps: Near 153-2 Crago Rd,
Courtice, ON L1E 2R3
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ruSjokifB8nr5ooC8
Mike Burrell
Ryan Griffiths has passed on a message (August 27 at 12:43 pm) that Wally
Parker has photographed a juvenile Laughing Gull on the breakwall in Fort
Erie at the foot of Beatrice Street. Approximate location:
https://goo.gl/maps/8PD7Eip8rD2AqWUy8
Mike
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Glenn Coady reports (6:17 pm) "Brown Booby seen in the last 15 minutes
diving off Bond Head but very far out - scope necessary for decent views.
Still drifting eastward."
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Brendan Boyd just (August 24) emailed me the following: "I’m on a boat
about 1km off shore from Port Darlington and had (presumably) a juv brown
booby fly past. Initially thought was a gannet, but seemed smallish and
overall brown without any sort of spotting. Underwing also brown without
black
John Brett is reporting (4:35 pm) that he had a bird consistent with an
adult Brown Booby flying out from Port of Newcastle making its way east out
of sight, diving like a gannet. He suggests checking further east.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 4:05 PM Mike V.A. Burrell
wrote:
> Brendan Boyd just
A Buff-breasted Sandpiper was found at Windermere Basin yesterday (August
14) afternoon by Jon Pleizier and continues this morning (August 15).
Most of Windermere Basin is closed to public access but public vantage
points are accessed from the parking lot/trail off of Eastport Drive (
Jon Ruddy has just (6:50 pm, August 30) found a Western Kingbird:
"Found a Western Kingbird just now, along Highway 7, about 10 minutes east
of Perth
Western Kingbird
Dropped pin
Near 15729-15169 Trans-Canada Hwy, Perth, ON K7H 3C8
https://goo.gl/maps/Gu12PcZfxUzWJFCS6;
Mike
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Posting for Jay Solanki.
A link to a photo is in Jay's email below.
A link to a google map of the location is here:
https://goo.gl/maps/FmjmKsCCP4zrt3R16
This is halfway between Guelph and Kitchener on the border of Waterloo and
Wellington County.
Mike
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Ken and Jim Burrell and I just found a Cinnamon Teal at Keith McLean CA
just outside of Rondeau.
It's not a male in breeding plumage but has a very rusty chest and reddish
sides. There are lots of dabbles to look through.
Heres a pin to the location: Dropped pin
Near Howard, Chatham-Kent, ON
The Swallow-tailed Kite has been reported at the same location again this
morning.
Mike
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020, 15:54 Mike V.A. Burrell,
wrote:
> Peter Landry found a Swallow-tailed Kite yesterday near Luther Marsh in
> Dufferin County and has refound the bird again today (reported to eBird at
>
Peter Landry found a Swallow-tailed Kite yesterday near Luther Marsh in
Dufferin County and has refound the bird again today (reported to eBird at
12:20 pm).
The exact location is Sideroad 21/22 between the main entrance to Luther
Marsh and Mallard Pond. Roughly here:
Hello Ontbirders,
Last evening Rich Poort and Bob Curry independently found an adult Western
Sandpiper at Windermere Basin in Hamilton. The bird has been seen again
this morning.
Most of Windermere Basin is closed to public access and the bird is tricky
to see from publicly-accessible vantage
Reports on the Ontario Birds Discord server that the bird HAS been seen
again this morning (August 5) at the same location.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020 at 3:54 PM Mike V.A. Burrell
wrote:
> Peter Landry found a Swallow-tailed Kite yesterday near Luther Marsh in
> Dufferin County and has refound the
Apparently this was reported in error. Please disregard the original post.
Mike Burrell
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 2:50 PM Stan Fairchild via ONTBIRDS <
birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote:
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Jamie Spence has photographed an adult Mew Gull below the Horseshoe Falls
as of 8 am, November 24. I'm not sure of his exact vantage point. A scope
is likely necessary.
Parking along streets close to the falls is usually limited and/or very
expensive. Most birders opt to park at Dufferin Islands
For those of you considering looking for the Bean Goose outside of Ottawa,
I thought I'd summarize some information that is scattered around in other
places online (mostly the Ontario Birds Discord server:
https://discord.gg/EXJ5S9e). If you're lucky enough to see it, please share
your sightings
Ken Burrell has just (2 pm, November 13) found the Bean Goose on the water
with Canada Geese at the Nolan Rd Quarry. Here's a Google Map link:
https://goo.gl/maps/VAbUE7WM7nLNaHt29
Good birding!
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There is a Barnacle Goose in a large flock of Canadas in the field across
from 2606 Dunning Rd, south of Cumberland.
Mike Burrell
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At 738 the Bean goose flew northwest with some Canadas.
Mike Burrell
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020, 06:44 Mike V.A. Burrell,
wrote:
> The Bean Goose is currently on the water at the Nolan Rd Quarry. 0645
> November 14.
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> Mike Burrell
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The Bean Goose is currently on the water at the Nolan Rd Quarry. 0645
November 14.
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A Black-throated Gray Warbler was reported at Woodbine Park this morning
(November 19) to eBird (https://ebird.org/checklist/S76397199).
It has been subsequently seen by several observers within the past hour
near the southeast corner of the park in a big willow by the pond:
Multiple observers are reporting the Variegated Flycatcher along the
Brooklin Lions Wilderness Trail is present again this morning as of 0745
November 17.
Directions: Brooklin is in the north end of Whitby. From the intersection
of County Rd 12 (Baldwin Street) and Hwy 7 (which becomes County Rd
Cherise Charron photographed a Bell's Vireo near the "Serengeti Tree" at
Point Pelee National Park earlier this afternoon (October 30). The
Serengeti Tree is a large Honey Locust tree along the west beach footpath
north of the tip parking lot. I don't have any more details.
Mike Burrell
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Over the noon hour today Iain Rayner found an adult Slaty-backed Gull on
Little Lake in Peterborough. Don Sutherland and I were able to see it
before it flew north with a Herring Gull at 1:40 pm and observed many field
marks which were consistent with the identification to that species. To my
A Rock Wren was photographed and posted to the Facebook Group "Bird
Identification Group - People Helping Others ID Birds" late last night from
the town of Glen Robertson which is northeast of Cornwall, almost at the
Quebec border. Apparently the bird has been present for "a while".
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