Estimate at least 600 Siskin, and possibly more all within sight from my feeders, my neighbors and in the trees. Also had a FLICKER in sumac. Paul Carrier - Harwinton

>From Frank Mantlik, with Mike Moccio, Nick Bonomo, Phil Rusch, Glenn Williams, Doug Gochfeld, Danny Williams- 1/7 Windsor Landfill 12 - 3 pm - estimated 2000 gulls, mostly roosting Herrings, plus 3 ICELAND GULLS (1st-winter, 2nd-winter, adult). Also 1 Common Raven.

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I can do things such as: -Driveways -Patios -Curbs -Walkways -Fences -Trashcans -Other If you are interested please text or call me at 830-431-7246 and I can come by and give you an estimate. References upon request. Thank you, Charlie Sent from my iPhone

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I am still receiving about five reports daily of Great Gray Owls in the area and estimate that there are 10-12 owls still in this area as of April 21st. Bob Bowles

Doing a good count wasn't possible but a reasonable estimate (through binoculars by the way - I wasn't driving), was at least 500 birds. On the return trip later in the day, they had moved on. While this would be a relatively common sight in the spring, large fall groups are uncommon at best.

The total number estimated to fly along the Atlantic/Great Lakes basin to Hudson Bay is believed to be about 22,000. There is still a good possibility that tomorrow may be another good Whimbrel day. In late afternoon a single and group of 3 Whimbrels were moving around to various rock jetties but they are easily spooked.

I estimate there was at least 5 1st cycle Thayer's Gulls, and 7 Iceland Gulls ranging from 1st cycle through to adult Kumlien's. Images are posted here for your interest: http://mustap.smugmug.com/Nature/Birding-in-Ontario/WaterlooDump/11045791_NVtdpr#!