Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Eastern Ontario Reports => Topic started by: beresford on May 03, 2011, 02:34:37 PM
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Yesterday (April 30th) at W. Side Marsh I located a Henslow's sparrow, a first for me, about 50m from the east side of the copse just off the trail. It let me approach quite close and then scurried off through the underbrush.
I also spotted my first rose-breasted grosbeaks, orchard and northern orioles of the year.
As well there was a Meadowlark singing at Bowmanville Valleys and an eastern towhee scrounging amidst the leaves.
One more time...
Hooray for Spring!
-Tim-
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Yesterday (April 30th) at W. Side Marsh I located a Henslow's sparrow, a first for me, about 50m from the east side of the copse just off the trail. It let me approach quite close and then scurried off through the underbrush.
I also spotted my first rose-breasted grosbeaks, orchard and northern orioles of the year.
As well there was a Meadowlark singing at Bowmanville Valleys and an eastern towhee scrounging amidst the leaves.
One more time...
Hooray for Spring!
-Tim-
Northern Oriole?
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Now called baltimore oriole after being split from Bullock's oriole
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Henslow's sparrow..... nice bird! Well done! Cheers Terry