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The Nomadic Naturalist: Ecuador east slope trip report
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Monday, 23 February 2015. Ecuador east slope trip report. Erica and I recently got back from our first trip to South America, specifically, Ecuador's east slope of the Andes ( here's a map. Below is our account of our ten days (it's a long report! If you are lazy and just want to see some photos, check out the compilation video. Then 2 nights at Itamandi Lodge. 3 nights at Wildsumaco Lodge. And they ...
The Nomadic Naturalist: Greater White-fronted Goose and waterfowl at Long Point
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Thursday, 19 March 2015. Greater White-fronted Goose and waterfowl at Long Point. Big Creek is finally open and the warm melt water flowing through it is starting to open up a lead in Long Point's inner bay, so this morning when I stopped to check out the bridge on the causeway there I was happy to find about 1500 Tundra Swans, hundreds of ducks and geese and a single Greater White-fronted Goose.
The Nomadic Naturalist: How to use your eBird data to plan your next birding trip.
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Thursday, 3 April 2014. How to use your eBird data to plan your next birding trip. I spend a lot of time on this blog talking about all the great things that eBird can do but the truth is there is tons that it doesn't (currently! To the right of this post, which was developed by Zachary Debruine. Denis Lepage of Bird Studies Canada. Runs an amazing website called Avibase. I've found it handy when tra...
The Nomadic Naturalist: mmmmMantidflies again!
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Wednesday, 22 July 2015. Last summer I was really excited to find a Mantidfly at my moth light. I wrote up a pretty thorough summary about that observation including some information about Mantidflies in Canada and the identification of that beast so check it out. Anyways, fast forward to a couple of nights ago and sure enough, there was another mantidfly waiting for me! I have been interested in nat...
The Nomadic Naturalist: Kingston Lark Sparrow
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Monday, 13 April 2015. On this warm spring evening Erica and I were pulling in to our local mini putt establishment when I got a text message from Mark Read. That read "Just found a Lark Sparrow at Lemoine Point.". Yep, he didn't even include an exclamation mark. So, with less than an hour of daylight left, we headed for Lemoine Point. From Pelee Island - most records fall in late April or early May.
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Ramblings of a Wildflower: January 2015
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Ramblings of a Wildflower. Bird Year List - 2016. Thursday, January 29, 2015. The Road to Sudbury and Back. This past Friday I began to make my way up to Sudbury to visit the boyfriend for a Ice Fishing weekend. I am usually really good at finding my way around places without the use of a GPS (my brain tends to have a pretty good working internal compass! I immediately turned my car around and drive a few meters back to see a beautiful Barred Owl sitting in the closest tree to the road! But it managed to...
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Ontario 2013 Official List | Canada Big Year 2013
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Canada Big Year 2013. Alberta 2013 Official List. British Columbia 2013 Official List. Canada Big Year 2013 Official List. Chile 2013 Bird List. Farm 2013 Official List. Manitoba 2013 Official List. New Brunswick 2013 Official List. Newfoundland 2013 Official List. Norfolk County 2013 Official List. Nova Scotia 2013 Official List. Ontario 2013 Official List. Quebec 2013 Official List. Saskatchewan 2013 Official List. Ontario 2013 Official List. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. My alar...
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Pelagic # 1 Summary | Canada Big Year 2013
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Canada Big Year 2013. Alberta 2013 Official List. British Columbia 2013 Official List. Canada Big Year 2013 Official List. Chile 2013 Bird List. Farm 2013 Official List. Manitoba 2013 Official List. New Brunswick 2013 Official List. Newfoundland 2013 Official List. Norfolk County 2013 Official List. Nova Scotia 2013 Official List. Ontario 2013 Official List. Quebec 2013 Official List. Saskatchewan 2013 Official List. September 14 – Wow, wow, and WOW! Pelagic # 2 and a few new birds… →. Pelagic # 1 Summary.
Birding and Mountain Biking: Keeping it Simple
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Birding and Mountain Biking. Keepin' the 'nocs out the spokes. Wednesday, September 17, 2014. Two trips to report on this week,. I suppose it will pass as "art". Here's the link to the ebird checklists:. Holloway Park: http:/ ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist? Circle B: http:/ ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist? I plan on being out at Holloway again at 09:15 Friday, and I'll certainly welcome any company. Some notes on taking kids birding. Especially to start a young birder off right. My experience with Leica C...
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Ramblings of a Wildflower: May 2015
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Ramblings of a Wildflower. Bird Year List - 2016. Sunday, May 10, 2015. Official Week 1 of field work. Official Week 1 of field season is over! By official I mean it's the first week for my assistants (two of them) and first week we took our occupancy videos. Gravel pits and the Lakeshore are starting to be flooded with Bank Swallows once again! Our lake site had them in the 100s and gravel pits were certainly climbing to be almost 100 at some sites! At first my assistants and I assumed Bay-breasted Warb...
Field Notes: August 2013
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Friday, August 2, 2013. Ostrander Point Wind Farm. The full text of the decision is appended below. 13002 d1 Ostrander Point Ert Decision. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Ostrander Point Wind Farm. Lower Rio Grande Valley Birding Hotline. Lower Rio Grande Valley Rare Bird Alert - December 1, 2016. Butterfly Review for 2016. Mountain Bluebird and other notes from the field ♩ ♬ ♪. My experience with Leica Customer “Service”. 2016 Big Years Tours is in Louisiana.
Field Notes: February 2015
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Sunday, February 15, 2015. Other Florida Specialties 2015. Here are some more feathered Floridians! Mottled Duck (rear) with feral Mallard (front). Update: after reviewing the timely article on eBird found here. The putative Mottled Duck above actually shows some indications of a mixed genealogy. In particular, the extensive streaking in the cheek together with the appearance of white edging in the tail feathers suggests some unknown degree of Mallard ancestry. The geographical range of the Limpkin inclu...
Field Notes: July 2014
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014. I have been assigned to Breeding Bird Survey Route 68-902 for the past five years, so I thought I would post a brief synopsis of the results over that time period. June 4 – June 27. Average # of species. Maximum # of species. Minimum # of species. Of species recorded exactly once. Of species recorded in all years. SSHA, BAEA, AMKE, MAWR. To search for vacant BBS routes check here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Lower Rio Grande Valley Birding Hotline.
Butterfly Life List | The Pathless Wood
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Observations of a birding and nature enthusiast living in Ottawa. Ottawa’s Birding Spots. As of the end of 2011 I have seen 70 species; all species have been observed in the Ottawa-Gatineau area unless otherwise indicated. A photographic version of my life list has been posted in my butterfly gallery on Pbase. Fiery Skipper (Presqu’ile PP). Giant Swallowtail (Presqu’ile PP). Queen Alexandra’s Sulphur (Alberta). Hoary Elfin (MacGregor Point PP). Green Comma (Algonquin PP). September 23, 2013 at 12:42 am.
2013 Year List | The Pathless Wood
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Observations of a birding and nature enthusiast living in Ottawa. Ottawa’s Birding Spots. Below is an up-to-date list of all the birds observed in the Ottawa Circle in 2013; additional species seen outside the Ottawa Circle will follow in a separate table. Life birds will be shown in BOLD. Hopefully some good birds will show up in Ottawa this year; with luck, they will show up on the weekend when I can go out and see them! 12 American Tree Sparrow. 28 American Black Duck. Cambrian Road, Kanata. January 1...
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Chronicling my birding and other outdoor explorations around Ontario and beyond! Waterloo Region CBC Map. Wednesday, 13 December 2017. How our past experiences influence our assumptions (geese). I grew up in southwestern Ontario and not surprisingly, that biased my view on birds and their movements and populations in the province. I don't think there is a better example of this than my view of goose migration. Big or small flock? Depends on where you're from! My view of Ontario goose migration, like so m...
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A research blog of programming languages. June 15, 2009. Closure Sale closed for business. Posted by Mike under Uncategorized. I’m migrating my research blogging over to my new domain. And consequently this blog won’t be used any more. It’s served me well and I’ll leave it be for posterity. April 25, 2009. Posted by Mike under Hobby. A few weeks ago I finally got IPv6 working on my router via 6to4. While teaching my networking course this term, I took a lecture to talk about SCTP. One of the neatest thin...
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