Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club (OFNC)
Ottawa/Gatineau (50 Km radius from Parliament Hill) E. Ontario, W. Quebec
Compiler:  Derek Dunnett at [email protected]

More Yellow-throated Vireos are around, the Gnatcatcher might still be
there, and on Thursday a Hudsonian Godwit showed up to save the shorebird
season.

Sandhill Crane - Giroux Road Ponds, Innes Road, and in Fine Estate, all
Ottawa.

Hudsonian Godwit  - Mud flats on the Ottawa River at the end of Scrivens
Street, Ottawa, on Sept. 02.

Stilt Sandpiper - Moodie Pond, Ottawa.

Red-headed Woodpecker - 6 reported from Constance Bay, Ottawa.

Yellow-throated Vireo - Britannia CA, Ottawa, Ontario.  Check the path
behind the houses on the western edge, South of the sumac field, especially
the little clearing.  Also reported from the ridge on a couple of days.

Ruby-crowned Kinglet - Britannia CA (Woods), Ottawa.

Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - Aug 27-Sept. 01, Britannia CA.  Check the sumac
field to the west.  Reported from many locations around the field and
forest edges, loosely associated with mixed flocks.  Another bird reported
at  Baie McLaurin, Gatineau, on Aug 31.

Carolina Wren - Trend Arlington Park,  Hidden Lake Trail (Carp), Mandor
Cres., (Metcalfe) Ottawa.

Gray-cheeked Thrush - An early report from Petrie Island, Ottawa.

Dark-eyed Junco - eBird rare, but suddenly everywhere this week.

White-winged Crossbill - A single bird at Britannia Point, Ottawa, on Sept.
01.

Orange-crowned Warbler - Seen in wet area below the east end of the ridge,
Britannia, Ottawa.

Blackpoll Warbler - Lac-des-Fées, Gatineau.

Atlas Tip:

Data compilation for the first year of the five-year Ontario Breeding Bird
Atlas is now underway. Please take a few moments to share your eBird
checklist with the Atlas to provide Canadian researchers, scientists,
government officials and conservation professionals with data that will
guide environmental policies and conservation strategies across Ontario for
years to come.


The DND property at Shirley's Bay is now restricted to official business
only.  If this changes in the future, there will be an announcement.
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