There is currently a Mew Gull at the Essex-Windsor Regional Landfill.
It is in the fields south of the landfill and easiest seen from McCormick side
road about 200m south of County rd 18.
The Essex Landfill is south of the town of Essex on County Road 18 between
McCormick Road and Coulter Sid
Grimsby, ON - Beamer Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 14, 2019
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Black Vult
With todays warm temperatures there was a big increase in the number of Crows.
A pair of very vocal Merlins most likely the local breeding pair arrived
today. This warm weather also brought in the first of the year Herring gulls.
There is approx. 90 to 120 cm of snow on the ground at present in
Hello birders,
Spring must just be around the corner. Today I had a invasion of Grackels,
Red Wings and America Robins. It's about time :<)!
Cheers and Good birding
Mike Williamson
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they seemingly arrived late yesterday or early today in our marsh ..the
first sign of Spring for me.a little later this year .the Canada Geese are
pairing off as well :)
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I just refound the Mew Gull at Cedar Beach, Kingsville, Essex County. I’m
keeping this brief so that those searching can hopefully see it before dark. My
current gps coordinates are (42.0104451, -82.7796576) and it is sitting on the
ice on Lake Erie at the back edge of the open water at the mout
Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club
Ottawa/Gatineau (50 Km radius from Parliament Hill) E. Ontario, W. Quebec
Compiler: Gregory Zbitnew at sighti...@ofnc.ca
March 14, 2019
The highlight of the week was 2 (!) BLACK-BACKED WOODPECKERS, which were
seen briefly north of the Dewberry Trail on the 9th, but
Sorry for another email, but this is a pretty serious rarity in Ontario and a
bunch of birders did not get to see it this afternoon. Since my last email the
Mew Gull has flown out of sight with most of the Ring-billed Gulls it was with.
It is also now pretty dark out so they likely went to roost
There were a few more signs of eventual spring this week. Temperatures were
above freezing for at least part of most days. The average snow depth compacted
and melted down to 80 cm from the 83 cm here three weeks ago (whoopee!). Crows
are becoming widespread. Ravens were seen carrying nest mater
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