Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: mr.sharp-photo on May 12, 2015, 12:36:51 PM
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A few return visitors from yesterday - and i don't mean the birds!
The winds kept things quiet for a bit, but then there were some nice showings.
Wilsons
Female B&W
male B&W
blackburnian
a VERY friendly and curious parula
magnolia x 4
possible Canada warbler
others will fill in the list, i'm sure
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Still keeping my eye out for a Blue-headed Vireo. Was that seen?
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I saw a couple blue-headed vireo in the wet woods yesterday. They are definitely around.
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Dead today. Absolutely dead.
4 warblers. All up high and in the middle of the park. One was a yellow rump others were too high.
Edit.Cape may in back east corner
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Got to ABB a little later this morning.
Warblers:
yellow
yellow-rumped
bay-breasted
american redstart
magnolia
black-throated blue (at least 3)
palm
northern parula
chestnut sided
black-and-white
male & female Scarlet tanagers (3 males, 1 female)
red-eyed vireos - 3
warbling vireos
white-breasted nuthatch
gnatcatchers
baltimore orioles
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Got to ABB a little later this morning.
Warblers:
yellow
yellow-rumped
bay-breasted
american redstart
magnolia
black-throated blue (at least 3)
palm
northern parula
chestnut sided
black-and-white
male & female Scarlet tanagers (3 males, 1 female)
red-eyed vireos - 3
warbling vireos
white-breasted nuthatch
gnatcatchers
baltimore orioles
Hah.
where were the Tanager?
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Found them in two different locations:
1 - right by the parking lot - trees just to the east of the parking lot
2 - south east side where everyone was looking for the yellow-throated vireo the other day - lots of warblers in there today
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2 - south east side where everyone was looking for the yellow-throated vireo the other day - lots of warblers in there today
zero movement in those trees when I was there. A chestnut sided warbler on my way out. But otherwise nothing
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this morning, i did a 30 minute lap.
it was bloody cold there.
zero activity in the usual trees.
some warbler activity in the willows at the harbour bend, but very high up.
the city crews were mowing the lawns, so lots of noise.
found some YRwarblers on the west side.
things could pick up as it warms up and after the city leaves. but there was nothing in the areas they had mowed.
the neatest thing? sparrows and chimney swifts filled the sky