Morning Report 7:30AM – 11:30AM Weather: Mostly cloudy; winds SW to @ Beaufort 3-4; seas unsettled; visibility 30+km Observers: Todd Watts, Wendy Smith, Susan O’Brien Continuous counting recorded in 15
Afternoon Report 12:00 PM to 3:45 PM Observers: Bev Schneider, Jennifer McCabe, Mike MacFarlane, Jenna Cowie Weather: Sunny with fairly heavy cloud cover, temperature 0º C to 5º C. Winds
Morning Report 7:30AM – 11:30AM Weather: Rain, freezing rain and ice pellets; winds NE to E @ Beaufort 3-4; seas very choppy with whitecaps developing; visibility 5 to 20km Observers:
Morning Report 7:30AM – 11:30AM Weather: Cloudy; NE winds @ Beaufort 3; seas relatively calm (some swell and chop); visibility 30+km Observers: Todd Watts, Nancy and Dennis Muelhauser Continuous counting
Rare Bird Alert! A King Eider (male) was spotted this afternoon by Paul Martin at the Point Lepreau Bird Observatory Morning Report 7:30AM – 11:30AM Weather: Cloudy. Showers into mid-session;
Morning Report 7:15AM – 11:15AM Weather: Cloudy; NE winds @ Beaufort 3; seas becoming relatively calm; visibility 30+km Observers: Todd Watts, Richard Blacquiere Continuous counting recorded in 15 minute blocks
Morning Report 7:30AM – 11:30AM Weather: Cloudy; south winds @ Beaufort 3-4; unsettled seas; Good visibility (limited to about 20km) Observers: Todd Watts, Ian Stead, Wendy Smith Continuous counting recorded
Morning Report Weather: Cloudy with some rain and snow showers, becoming sunny; northwest winds @ Beaufort 3-4; relatively calm seas with developing whitecaps; visibility fair to good Observers: Todd Watts,
Saturday, March 21 2026 (Morning) Volunteer Observer: Joanne Mawhinney If I had only one hand to count on, I would have been fine! The lowest numbers I think I’ve ever
Jim Wilson conducted a four-hour migration count at the Point Lepreau Bird Observatory between 8:25 AM and 12:25 PM today to begin the Observatory’s spring migration season for the 31st
