Brendan Boyd just (August 24) emailed me the following: "I’m on a boat
about 1km off shore from Port Darlington and had (presumably) a juv brown
booby fly past. Initially thought was a gannet, but seemed smallish and
overall brown without any sort of spotting. Underwing also brown without
black patch or other distinctive feature. Was about 30ft from the boat and
continued in a straight line to the east maintaining height about 5ft off
the water. It passed the boat at 1:12pm. "
If I hear any other details I'll post them here.
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John Brett is reporting (4:35 pm) that he had a bird consistent with an
adult Brown Booby flying out from Port of Newcastle making its way east out
of sight, diving like a gannet. He suggests checking further east.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 4:05 PM Mike V.A. Burrell mike.burrell.on@gmail.com
wrote:
Brendan Boyd just (August 24) emailed me the following: "I’m on a boat
about 1km off shore from Port Darlington and had (presumably) a juv brown
booby fly past. Initially thought was a gannet, but seemed smallish and
overall brown without any sort of spotting. Underwing also brown without
black patch or other distinctive feature. Was about 30ft from the boat and
continued in a straight line to the east maintaining height about 5ft off
the water. It passed the boat at 1:12pm. "
If I hear any other details I'll post them here.
Mike Burrell
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Glenn Coady reports (6:17 pm) "Brown Booby seen in the last 15 minutes
diving off Bond Head but very far out - scope necessary for decent views.
Still drifting eastward."
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On Mon, Aug 24, 2020, 16:48 Mike V.A. Burrell, mike.burrell.on@gmail.com
wrote:
John Brett is reporting (4:35 pm) that he had a bird consistent with an
adult Brown Booby flying out from Port of Newcastle making its way east out
of sight, diving like a gannet. He suggests checking further east.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 4:05 PM Mike V.A. Burrell <
mike.burrell.on@gmail.com> wrote:
Brendan Boyd just (August 24) emailed me the following: "I’m on a boat
about 1km off shore from Port Darlington and had (presumably) a juv brown
booby fly past. Initially thought was a gannet, but seemed smallish and
overall brown without any sort of spotting. Underwing also brown without
black patch or other distinctive feature. Was about 30ft from the boat and
continued in a straight line to the east maintaining height about 5ft off
the water. It passed the boat at 1:12pm. "
If I hear any other details I'll post them here.
Mike Burrell
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https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/bird-studies-canada/p2p/birdathon20/team/whimburrells/captain/mike-burrell/
!
Best Places to Bird in Ontario
http://burrellbirding.ca/best-places-to-bird-in-ontario/
--
Mike Burrell
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Please support my birdathon for bird conservation
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