At 9am, I saw and photographed a fall-plumaged Hudsonian Godwit on the tip
of Fish Point on Pelee Island. Fish Point is the southwestern point on the
island, about 3 km south of the west Ferry Dock.
Rob Tymstra
Pelee Island, Ontario
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Dear shorebird enthusiasts,
We've posted summaries for each of our three remote field camps for 13-27
August. Our final report will be posted later this month after our field
personnel return late next week.
Highlights from the this period include a project record high count for
White-rumped
Currently sitting on a small boat just off shore, opposite 61 Shoreline
Road, Oliphant. Directions per previous posts.
Tom
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Just getting word out that what appears to be a Great Kiskadee was reported
this morning at Rondeau near the start of the marsh trail.
Here's all the info I know: https://inaturalist.ca/observations/16295265
Sorry I don't have more details at this point!
Mike Burrell
mike.burrell...@gmail.com
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At Clear Creek 140 monarchs a minute flying by.
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Just to provide a bit more info. on the Great Kiskadee.
The bird was photographed this morning at 10:53 am on the Marsh Trail,
about 100m south of the starting location, exact coordinates are as
follows: 42.310965, -81.853256
I understand a few people are looking now, but have not refound it yet.
The kiskadee has just been refound at the start of the marsh trail in Rondeau.
Ron Ridout
rrid...@birdscanada.org
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Just got an update from Josh Pickering and Steve Charbonneau.
The bird has just been found in the same area, about 75m south of the
parking lot, by the 3rd house down, exact coordinates: 42.313626, -81.852035
Ken Burrell
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FYI. The kiskadee was seen by 6 of us around 6:00 at the location that Ken
described. It was only seen for about a minute and photographed by Blake Mann
and I. It flew into a willow beside the path here but it hasn’t been seen
since, despite lots of us looking. We don’t believe it has gone far.
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