Birds at the Strathroy Sewage Lagoons - August 1, 2, 4 and 5

Left to Right Clockwise: Least Sandpiper, Red-breasted grosbeak (juvenile), Brown-headed cowbird (juvenile).

From left to right clockwise: Tree Swallow (juvenile), Yellow Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, Barn Swallow, Yellow Warbler, Orchard Oriele (?), Cedar Waxwing, Cedar Waxwings, Willow Flycatcher.

European Starling (juvenile)

From left to right clockwise: Spotted Sandpiper, Solitary Sandpiper with Lesser Yellowlegs, Yellow Warbler, Lesser Yellowlegs, Painted Lady, American Glodfinch, mostly Tree Swallows.

Top left to right clockwise: Yellow Warbler, Lesser Yellowlegs, Painted Lady, Swallow, Red-Breasted Grosbeak (juvenile)

Cowbird, Warbling Vireo, Tree Swallow and Bank Swallow, Song Sparrow, Sandpiper

Cedar Waxwing (juvenile)

I was surprised to find the sewage lagoons buzzing with activity.  Above are my picutes from the 1st and 2nd of August.  I have made guessed at identifcation, but as alway welcome other opinions, as I am an amature birder. 


My list for today and yesterday evening:

1. Canada Goose
2. Mallard Duck
3. American Robin
4. American Crow
5. Wood Duck
6. American Goldfinch
7. Barn Swallow
8. Tree Swallow
9. Rough-Legged Swallow
10. Bank Swallow
11. Cedar Waxwing
12. Eastern Kingbird
13. Ruby Throated Hummingbird
14. Killdeer
15. Song Sparrow
16. European Starling
17. Red-winged Blackbird
18. Mourning Dove
19. Willow Flycatcher
20. Red Breasted Grosbeak (juvenile)
21. Yellow Warbler
22. Brown-headed Cowbird
23. Orchard Oriele
24. Warbling Vireo
25. Lesser Yellowlegs 
26. Spotted Sandpiper 
27. Solitary Sandpiper
28. Least Sandpiper
29.  Purple Martin
30. Green Heron
31. Turkey Vulture 
32. Grey Catbird
33. American Avocet