St.Thomas Field Naturalist Club Inc.

Welcome to the St.Thomas Field Naturalist Club Inc. home page. We are a long standing field nature club, having been formed in 1950, incorporated in 1985. Please feel free to browse our blog and learn more about our club and its activities. Regular meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church, 55 Hincks Street, St.Thomas, on the first Friday of the month, October to May.

Monday, March 12, 2007

Bird Sightings, March 12, 2007.

Hi Everyone, Spring is here! I am getting calls and emails daily about sightings. This week the hot birds are Red-winged Blackbirds, Turkey Vultures, and Killdeers seen by Bob Hubert. Ron Kingswood also spotted a Short-eared Owl, Fox Sparrow, Merlin, Brewers Black Bird, and Common Grackles.

Robins seem to abound (or at least everyone seems to have seen one).

Last Thursday, Mom and I went down to Roberts Line to see if we could see the Bald Eagle. Instead we saw a pair of Blue Birds! A pleasant sight for sure. We decided to drive to Port Stanley for the Eagles. Low and behold, just as we were leaving Port two big dark birds came over the ridge near Moore Water Gardens. First glance (while driving) we thought it might be vultures. But no, it was two Bald Eagles! Some other species we spied that day included Red-Tails, Rough Legs, Red-winged black birds, and a Red-bellied Woodpecker. So it was a good birding day. Lunch topped it off as usual. Diane

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