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 Birdfinding Guide to the
Pembroke area.
Includes a graphic area map
and sources of information for
travelers. Includes
observation points on Lake Dore ,
the Achray Rd entrance
to Algonquin
Park ,
points on the Ottawa River and
suggestions for western Pontiac County ,
Quebec
as
well as a bird records page
that lists the species by week
of occurrence throughout the
calendar year.
eBird Canada
A real-time, free online
checklist program, eBird has
revolutionized the way that the
birding community reports and
accesses information about birds.
Launched in 2002 by the Cornell Lab
of Ornithology and National Audubon
Society, eBird provides rich data
sources for basic information on
bird abundance and distribution.
Whatbird.com
bird
identification information
Birdwatching
Guide a
great beginners guide to birdwatching
with many links to birdwatching
resources.
Jacques
Bouvier Bird Blog en
francais. Tip: Paste the URL into a
Google search and ask for a translation
to English for non French speakers.
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Ontario
Field Ornithologists
Field Trips, Ontario
Bird Records Committee and more. A Review List of
reportable birds for southern
Ontario is useful information.
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Loggerhead Shrike
Recovery In
Canada, the Eastern Loggerhead
Shrike now numbers only a few
dozen in the wild and is found in
just a handful of locations in
Manitoba and Ontario.
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Clements' Checklist
This
shows the families
as used in of
Birds of the World (2000).
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BIRDING THE AMERICAS
TRIP REPORT & PLANNING
REPOSITORY Most
birders enjoy traveling to see
birds, and accurate information
can improve one's journey. Despite
the increasing number of published
Birders' Guides now available,
most areas in North and South
America (the "New World") are not
yet adequately covered. And
even where such books are
available, a well-prepared trip
report can augment such
sources. This site is a
repository wherein people share
their birding trip
experiences. In addition,
other bird-related trip planning
information is included for many
areas.
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Where Do You Want To
Go Birding Today? This
website contains information on
birding in 201 countries, 10
provinces and 3 territories of
Canada, and all 50 US states plus
Washington,
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D.C.
Reports
and discussions of interest to
birders:
- Slaty-backed
Gull This bird was darker
backed than the hundreds of
Herring Gulls at the site
between Nov 20-27, 2007.
- January
28, 2000, report of
a search for Black-backed
Woodpeckers in a small burned
Jack Pine stand. (&follow-up
report, one year later January
10, 2001 to see if any BBWO
still used the burn).
- Nov. 7,
2003. 1st winter Thayer's
Gull makes appearance at
local landfill and stays until
at least Dec. 2. Second record
for area!
- Images
of a juvenile/1st winter Thayer's
Gull at the Ottawa Valley
Waste Recovery Centre, November
19, 2004.
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