AMERICAN BITTERN
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This species prefers cattail marshes. Your best bets are Point Pelee National Park, Holiday Beach Conservation Area, Hillman Marsh Conservation…
BALD EAGLE
Spotted In Windsor Essex
Once on the brink of extinction, this species has rebounded and now there are at least 10 active…
BALTIMORE ORIOLE
Spotted In Windsor Essex
Baltimore Oriole is a widespread species in Essex County in the spring and summer months. They breed in…
BLACK TERN
Spotted In Windsor Essex
Black Tern Point Pelee National Park is one of the best locations in southern Ontario to see nesting Black…
BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This species is often seen in the wooded birding areas in Essex County during spring migration. Black-billed Cuckoos…
BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This warbler is a fairly common migrant in Essex County in May, late August and September. They prefer more…
BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This mighty southern breeder is easily found at Point Pelee National Park from early May into the summer months. The…
BONAPARTE’S GULL
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This bird is commonly seen along the Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair shoreline for most of the…
CAROLINA WREN
Spotted In Windsor Essex
This species is a year-round resident in Essex County and sometimes the “tea kettle, tea kettle” song is…
CASPIAN TERN
Spotted In Windsor Essex
As large as a big gull, the Caspian Tern is the largest tern in the world. Its large…
CERULEAN WARBLER
Spotted In Windsor Essex
A small bird of the deciduous forest treetops, the sky-blue Cerulean Warbler is hard to see. It nests…
COOPER’S HAWK
Spotted In Windsor Essex
Closely related to Sharp-shinned Hawks, Cooper’s Hawks are year-round residents in Essex County – if you have a…
