Outdoor Ontario
Photography => Ontario Birds => Topic started by: Paul O'Toole on September 19, 2014, 05:52:57 PM
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Red Knot
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Whimbrel: Very hard species to get close to hence the crop on this.
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Hudsonian Godwit
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Sanderling
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Nice collection! Were any of these visible from Owen Point?
/Thomas
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The Dunlin and Least sandiper were on the end of gull island closest to Owen point. Beach 2-3 have some sanderlings and plover as well.
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A great series coupled with some nice finds. I have at least three lifers in the series - time to make another trip there one of the week-ends.
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The Dunlin and Least sandiper were on the end of gull island closest to Owen point. Beach 2-3 have some sanderlings and plover as well.
Thanks, I visited today (didn't venture out to Gull Island) and there was a good variety and numbers of shorebirds moving around (being chased away by a Merlin from time to time) at the Owen Point and the beach. Highlight was 2 Red Knots (possibly the same you saw on Gull Island) on the beach, a first for Ontario for me.
/Thomas
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Thats good, good to get out and find a new bird from time to time.
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Excellent series of shotebird shots Paul