Kingston Area Birds 4 November 2023 – 10 November 2023 Kingston Field Naturalists (KFN) maintain records in a 50km radius of MacDonald Park, Kingston. Birders using eBird are encouraged to share their sightings with ‘Kingston FN’. Alternatively, please email records directly to me – contact details below. Please note that some sightings may require review and remain unconfirmed unless stated otherwise. Species in bold type require completion of a rare bird report available on the KFN website or directly from me. If indicated, an OBRC report may be required instead ( http://www.ofo.ca/site/Obrcreport). Some iPhone users report that bold type may be replaced by asterisks. *Overview*: I guess the time change unofficially marks the change into the winter season. We are still getting some mild days, which means some of our migrants are still lingering. As the winter birds are starting to arrive there is a great opportunity to get out there and report. *Parish Notes:* The fall round-up is continuing this weekend so hopefully we will have some great observations come in. *OWL WOODS-Please note the Owl Woods on Amherst Island will be closed to birders from Monday, November 20-Sunday December 10 inclusive. * *Highlights:* *correction on last report-the domestic goose being reported in Cataraqui Bay should not have been reported as a Graylag Goose SNOW GOOSE –9 birds were found on Wolfe Island on Nov. 6 *CACKLING GOOSE*-1 was seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 6 TRUMPETER SWAN-3 were seen on Holleford Road on Nov. 4; 17 birds were seen at Bedford Mills on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Canoe Lake Road on Nov. 4; 6 birds were seen at 104 Hardwood Lane on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 2 were found on the K&P Trail (Bank St.-Hwy 38) on Nov. 6 with 3 seen in the same location on Nov. 10; 2 were spotted at MacDonald Memorial Park on Nov. 8; 1 was seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 9; 2 were reported from 4399 Ashwood Dr. in Sydenham on Nov. 10 WOOD DUCK-3 were seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4; 10 were seen in the Treasure Island Marina on Nov. 4; 5 were seen at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 3 were found at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 2 birds were found at Grass Creek Park on Nov. 6; 3 birds were seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 NORTHERN SHOVELLER-20 were seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 4, 15 on Nov. 5; 10 were found at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 3 birds were found at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 2 were found at 125 Nina’s Lane on Nov. 5, 1 on Nov. 6; 25 birds were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 47 on Nov. 8 and 24 on Nov. 10; 1 was seen at Marshland CA on Nov. 6, 2 on Nov. 10; 15 birds were seen at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 7; 3 birds were seen on the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 GADWALL-There were multiple sightings of Gadwall throughout the Kingston Circle during the week. AMERICAN WIGEON- These ducks are plentiful throughout the Kingston circle right now, with a high count of 400 birds seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4 AMERICAN BLACK DUCK-2 were seen at Bedford Mills on Nov. 4; 5 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 1 on Nov. 6; 5 were seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor Rd.-Burbrook Rd.) on Nov. 4,4 on Nov. 5, 4 on Nov. 6; 6 were seen at Button Bay (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at the Treasure Island Marina on Nov. 4; 1 was spotted at Belle Park on Nov. 6; 5 were seen at Marshlands CA on Nov. 6, 12 on Nov. 10 and 5 on Nov. 10; 4 were seen at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 7; 6 birds were seen at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 NORTHERN PINTAIL-There were still multiple sightings of these birds from across the Kingston Circle this week, with high counts of 45 birds at Belle Park on Nov. 8 and 35 in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 5 *BLUE-WINGED TEAL*-2 birds were seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor-Burbrook) on Nov. 5 GREEN-WINGED TEAL-There were multiple sightings consistently throughout the week in the Kingston Circle, with high counts of 60 on Canoe Lake Road on Nov. 4; 49 at The Marshlands on Nov. 6 and 40 at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5 REDHEAD-4000 (estimate) were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 6 were found at Green Bay Park on Nov. 5; 5 were spotted at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 5, 25 on Nov. 7; 1 was seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 5; 150 birds were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 800 on Nov. 8 and 250 on Nov. 10; 4 were spotted at Lemoine Point on Nov. 6; 2 birds were seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 RING-NECKED DUCK-These ducks were still showing up in large numbers throughout the week. Reports were coming in from across the Kingston Circle, with a high count of approximately 1300 seen at Little Cataraqui Conservation Area on Nov. 5 GREATER SCAUP-150 were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor Rd.-Burbrook Rd.) on Nov. 4; 60 birds were seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 4, 500 on Nov. 5, 200 on Nov. 9; 100 were seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 2 were seen at Green Bay Park on Nov. 5; 900 were seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 6; 350 were counted at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 7; 140 were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 8; 5 were found at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8; 14 were seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10; 1200 were reported from Elevator Bay on Nov. 10; 10 were found at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 LESSER SCAUP-8 were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 10 were seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 10 were seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 5, 100 on Nov. 9; 150 birds were found at Belle Park on Nov. 6 and 120 on Nov. 10; 2 were seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 6; 1 was seen at Marshlands CA on Nov. 6; 6 birds were counted in Elevator Bay on Nov. 10; 5 were seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 SURF SCOTER-3 were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4 WHITE-WINGED SCOTER-3 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 1 on Nov. 6; 6 were seen at Quinn’s Bay (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 5 were seen at a different location on Howe Island on Nov. 4 LONG-TAILED DUCK-2 birds were seen on the Wolfe Island Ferry crossing on Nov. 4; 20 were seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4; 15 were seen at Quinn’s Bay (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 16 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4; 4 were seen at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8; 2 birds were seen at MacDonald Memorial Park on Nov. 10 BUFFLEHEAD-there were many sightings from inside the circle over the week, especially around Wolfe Island and Cataraqui Bay *BUFFLEHEAD X COMMON GOLDENEYE*-1 bird was seen and photographed at Belle Park on Nov. 8; COMMON GOLDENEYE-250 were seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4; 12 were seen on Reed’s Bay Road (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 15 birds were found at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 15 birds were found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 6; 100 were reported from Wolfe Island on Nov. 6; 299 were seen at Crystal Spring Farm on Nov. 7; 100 were counted at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8; 12 were seen in Elevator Bay on Nov. 10 HOODED MERGANSER-these birds were plentiful throughout the Kingston Circle over the course of the week, with multiple sightings daily. RUDDY DUCK –1 was seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 8 birds were seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 4 and again on Nov. 5; 26 birds were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 27 on Nov. 8 and 29 on Nov. 10; 7 were seen at Marshlands CA on Nov.6 with 2 still present on Nov. 10 *VIRGINIA RAIL*-1 late bird was heard at the Napanee Limestone Plain on Nov. 5 AMERICAN COOT-130 were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 6 were seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 4, 7 on Nov. 5, 1 on Nov. 9; 85 birds were counted at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 17 on Nov. 8 and 6 on Nov. 10; 5 were seen at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 7; 2 birds were still present at The Marshlands on Nov. 10; 1 was found in Elevator Bay on Nov. 10, 1 bird was seen at Hillview Pond on Nov. 10 *SANDHILL CRANE*-15 were seen at Wilton Creek in Morven on Nov. 4; 1 was found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5, 1 on Nov. 8 and it was still present on Nov. 9; 8 birds were seen near the edge of the Circle in the Elgin area on Nov. 7 RING-NECKED PHEASANT-1 was seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5 PIED-BILLED GREBE- 2 were still found at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen in Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 5; 3 were seen at the Montreal Street Apartments on Nov. 5 and again on Nov. 7; 4 were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 5 on Nov. 8 and 1 still there on Nov. 10; 1 was found at 125 Nina’s Lane on Nov. 7; 1 was found at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 HORNED GREBE-1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 5 were seen at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 RED-NECKED GREBE-1 bird was seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4 BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER-6 were seen at Button Bay (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 1 bird was found at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 3 were seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 3 were reported from Wolfe Island on Nov. 6 KILLDEER-5 birds were found at Wilton Creek in Morven on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5 *HUDSONIAN GODWIT*-1 bird was found at Sherwin Bay, Jefferson Count, NY on Nov. 8 *DUNLIN-*5 were seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor Rd.-Burbrook Rd.) on Nov. 4; 100 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 10 on Nov. 5; 11 were seen at Wilton Creek in Morven on Nov. 4; 7 were found at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 36 were seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 21 were seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 3 were found at the Invista Property on Nov. 5; 16 were seen at Lemoine point on Nov. 6; 20 were found at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 *WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER*-1 bird was found on the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 GREATER YELLOWLEGS-1 was seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor Rd.-Burbrook Rd.) on Nov. 4; 5 were seen in Wilton Creek in Morven on Nov. 4; 1 bird was seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 4; 6 birds were seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 3 were seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 2 were seen on the K&P Trail on Nov. 7 PECTORAL SANDPIPER-5 birds were seen on Florida Road on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at the Martin Edwards Reserve on Nov. 8 BONAPARTE’S GULL-5 were seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Lighthouse Lane (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 30 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 20 on Nov. 6; 26 were seen at Button Bay (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 4 birds were seen at Kingston Mills on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 6 on Nov. 8 GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULL-1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Reed’s Bay Road (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 3 were found at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8; 1 was seen at MacDonald Memorial Park on Nov. 10 COMMON LOON-there were multiple sightings throughout the area over the course of the week. The largest congregations were on Lake Ontario around Howe and Wolfe Island. There were also some being seen north of Lake Ontario in the Sydenham area *GREAT EGRET*-1 bird was still seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor Rd.-Burbrook Rd.) on Nov. 4, Nov. 5, Nov. 6 NORTHERN HARRIER-3 were seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 1 on Nov. 6; 1 was seen at Button Bay (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Sand Hill Road on Nov. 4; 2 were seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov. 6; 2 were seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 2 were seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 7 birds were seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5, 12 on Nov. 9; 1 was seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor-Burbrook) on Nov. 6 SHARP-SHINNED HAWK-1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; I was seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 10; 1 was found at Belle Park on Nov. 10 COOPER’S HAWK-1 was seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 1 bird was seen at Lemoine Point on Nov.4; 1 bird was found at the Old Davis Tannery Site on Nov. 9 RED-SHOULDERED HAWK-1 was seen on Leland Road on Nov. 5; 1 was found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 1 bird was found on the Collins Bay Penitentiary Farm on Nov. 9 BALD EAGLE-1 was seen on Wolfe Island (CBC Area 1) on Nov. 4; 1 bird was seen on Canoe Lake Road on Nov. 4; 1 bird was seen on James Wilson Rd. on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at 1591 Sunbury Road on Nov. 4; 2 birds were seen at Hwy 15 and Joyceville on Nov. 4; 2 were seen on Fuller Road, Howe Island on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at 1685 Battersea Road on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at 125 Nina’s Lane on Nov. 5 and was still present on Nov. 7; 1 was seen at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5; 1 was found on the K&P Trail (Bank St.-Hwy 38) on Nov. 6; 1 was found at Belle Park on Nov. 10 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK-1 was seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 1 was found at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 5 were seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5, 10 on Nov. 9 BELTED KINGFISHER-1 was seen at Kingston Mills on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Cataraqui Bay on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Wilton Creek in Morven on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Lemoine Point on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 1 was still present at Belle Park on Nov. 8; 1 bird was found at Elevator Bay on Nov. 10 YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER-1 bird was seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 NORTHERN FLICKER-1 was found on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Fuller Road, Howe Island on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Sand Hill Road on Nov. 5; 1 was seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor-Burbrook) on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at the Napanee Limestone Plain on Nov. 5; 1 was seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at the Marshlands on Nov. 2 AMERICAN KESTREL-1 was found on Wolfe Island on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov. 6; 1 was seen on North Shore Road (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 1 was found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5 MERLIN-1 was seen on Sand Hill Road on Nov. 4; 1 was located at the Napanee Limestone Plain on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen on Wolfe Island on Nov. 6; 1 was found on the Howe Island Trail on Nov. 7; 1 was found on the Martin Edwards Reserve on Nov. 8 *EASTERN PHOEBE*-1 bird was still lingering at the Invista Property on Nov. 5; 1 was found on the K&P Trail (McIvor-Burbrook) on Nov. 6 *WHITE-EYED VIREO*-a great sighting of 1 bird at Belle Park on Nov. 6 NORTHERN SHRIKE-1 was found on the Napanee Limestone Plain on Nov. 5; 1 was found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5 *FISH CROW*-1 bird was seen on Lower Union Street on Nov. 8; 1 was seen at MacDonald Memorial Park on Nov. 10 *RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET*-1 bird was seen at Belle Park on Nov. 7 RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH-1 was seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Holleford Road on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Bedford Mills Road on Nov. 4; 2 were seen on Leland Road on Nov. 5; 5 were found at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 1 was found at the Napanee Limestone Plain on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen West of Collins Creek on Nov. 10 BROWN CREEPER-still many sightings of these birds all over the circle WINTER WREN-1 was seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Leland Road on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen at Moll’s Wetland, Sydenham on Nov. 5 CAROLINA WREN –2 were seen at a private residence on Montreal Street on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at 943 McKnight Street on Nov. 5 *NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD* –1 continuing bird was seen at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour on Nov. 4 and again on Nov. 9 EASTERN BLUEBIRD – 2 birds were seen at 5356 New Morin Road in Hartington on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov.5; 1 was seen on Sand Hill Road on Nov. 4, 4 on Nov. 5, 7 on Nov. 8; 7 were seen at Quinn’s Bay (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 birds were found on the Burbrook Road Trail on Nov. 4; 1 was located on Leland Road on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5 *GRAY CATBIRD*-1 was seen on Lighthouse Lane (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on the K&P Trail (McIvor-Sydenham) on Nov. 5 HERMIT THRUSH-1 bird was seen at 1726 Bur Brook Rd. on Nov. 4; 1 bird was found on the Burbrook Road Trail on Nov. 4; 2 were found on Leland Road on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6; 1 was found on the Rideau Trail in Frontenac Park on Nov. 8 AMERICAN PIPIT-20 were found at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 20 were seen at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 6 were seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 60 birds were counted on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 7 were seen on Sand Hill Road on Nov. 8 SNOW BUNTING-15 were seen on Holleford Road on Nov. 4; 11 birds were found at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4, 10 on Nov. 5; 6 birds were spotted at Staley Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 10 were seen at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 2 were found at the Invista Property on Nov. 5; 12 were found on Amherst Island on Nov. 5, 34 on Nov. 9 FOX SPARROW-2 were seen on Holleford Road on Nov. 4; 6 were seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4, 7 on Nov. 5; 13 were seen at 1726 Bur Brook Rd. on Nov. 4; 1 was seen on the Burbrook Road Trail on Nov. 4; 2 birds were seen at 1588 Saint Lawrence Avenue on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 7; 1 was seen in the Glen Lawrence Woods on Nov. 7 SWAMP SPARROW-1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov. 5; 1 was seen on Reed’s Bay Road (Wolfe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen on the Bur Brook Road Trail on Nov. 4; 2 were found at the Martin Edwards Reserve, Amherst Island on Nov. 8 HOUSE FINCH-4 were seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 2 birds were seen at 896 Percy Crescent on Nov. 5 to Nov. 7, 4 on Nov. 9 and 2 again on Nov. 10; 5 were seen at 1448 Avondale Cr. on Nov. 5, 5 on Nov. 7; 1 was seen in Barriefield on Nov. 5; 3 were seen at 847 Johnson St. on Nov. 5; 3 were seen on Amherst Island on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Belle Park on Nov. 6, 5 on Nov. 7 and 9 on Nov. 10; 8 were seen at a Private Residence on Montreal Street on Nov. 7; 2 were seen on the K&P Trail south of Petworth Road on Nov. 7; 3 birds were seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10; 1 bird was seen at 4399 Ashwood Dr. in Sydenham on Nov. 10 PURPLE FINCH-1 was seen at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 4; 1 was found on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 6 were seen at 1726 Bur Brook Rd. on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at 104 Hardwood Lane on Nov. 5, 1 on Nov. 6; 1 was seen at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Millburn Creek on Nov. 5; 1 was seen at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 14 were found at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5; 1 was found at Lemoine Point on Nov. 8 RED CROSSBILL-9 birds were seen at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5 PINE SISKIN-5 were present at Tree Frog Farm on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov. 7; 2 were seen at 1726 Bur Brook Rd. on Nov. 4; 12 birds were seen on Lighthouse Lane (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Quinn’s Bay (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 2 were seen at Lemoine Point on Nov.4; 25 were found at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 4 were seen at a private residence on Montreal Street on Nov. 5; 10 were seen on the Burbrook Road Trail on Nov. 5; 120 birds were counted at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5; 30 were seen West of Collin’s Creek on Nov. 6 RUSTY BLACKBIRD-1 was seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4; 3 birds were seen at Upper Brewers Locks on Nov. 4; 30 were seen on the Bur Brook Road Trail on Nov. 4, 2 on Nov. 5; 80 birds were found at Little Cataraqui Creek CA on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5; 4 were found on the K&P Trail south of Petworth Road on Nov. 7; 1 bird was seen at The Marshlands on Nov. 10 BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD-1 bird was still present on Amherst Island on Nov. 5 *ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER*-1 was discovered at Belle Park on Nov. 7 *BAY-BREASTED WARBLER*=1 was seen on Howe Island on Nov. 4 YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER-1 was seen at 5356 New Morin Road in Hartington on Nov. 4; 1 was seen at Quinn’s Bay (Howe Island) on Nov. 4; 1 was found at Big Sandy Bay, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 2 were see at Bear Point, Wolfe Island on Nov. 5; 2 were spotted at Prince Edward Point on Nov. 5; 1 bird was seen on the K&P Trail in Verona on Nov. 9, 2 on Nov. 10 In order to minimise disturbance to wildlife and property in the recording area, Kingston Field Naturalists has adopted the KFN Sensitive Sightings Policy <https://kingstonfieldnaturalists.org/wildlife/kfn-sensitive-sightings-policy/>. Please note that you must be a card-carrying member of Kingston Field Naturalists (KFN), or be accompanied by a member, to access both the Martin Edwards Reserve and Amherstview Sewage Lagoons. Permits are being checked on a regular basis at Amherstview and those without are being evicted. KFN members wishing to enter the Invista property must enter through the west gate and show their membership card to security. As always, a big thank you goes to all those who have submitted sightings directly or via eBird. Darren Darren Rayner Perth Road, Ontario Email: drayner21@gmail.com