Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: gary yankech on February 22, 2016, 09:46:29 AM
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This morning at about 7:45 AM a fish crow flew over the forest next to San Lorenzo Ruiz school, 840 Bur Oak Ave. in Markham. This is in the McCowan and Major Mackenzie area. I heard its distinctive call.
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Nice find. In eBird, there are no previous observations in York Region.
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That's close to where I work but just couldn't get out in time. Nice find though! There were quite a few American Crows at Downsview yesterday so it looks like some big roosts have broken up and moved out. Maybe among the hundreds or thousands of American Crows were a few Fish Crows. I remember last year someone thought they saw (heard) Fish Crows on Bayview close to Steeles also in February.
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Nice find. In eBird, there are no previous observations in York Region.
I don't frequent eBird, more Ontbirds, I have yet posted there. But, I should for next time. Thanks!
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That's close to where I work but just couldn't get out in time. Nice find though! There were quite a few American Crows at Downsview yesterday so it looks like some big roosts have broken up and moved out. Maybe among the hundreds or thousands of American Crows were a few Fish Crows. I remember last year someone thought they saw (heard) Fish Crows on Bayview close to Steeles also in February.
I had my camera in my car, but I had already left my car. I was a bit surprised to see one, especially up there.
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You should submit this sighting to the OBRC. If it gets accepted, it will be put into eBird eventually.
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You should submit this sighting to the OBRC. If it gets accepted, it will be put into eBird eventually.
I think I will....thanks! I noticed a few more crows than usual in the same area today but, none were the fish crow, at least not today. I'll be watching for it, hopefully it will show again.
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If you manage to refind it, you should really try to get a voice recording as that's the best way to get Fish Crow records past the OBRC. Awesome find btw! Great when you finally hear something other than American Crow!