Kingston and Area Bird Sightings

Kingston Area Birds May 2, 2026 – May 8, 2026 Kingston Field Naturalists (KFN) maintain records in a 50km radius ofMacDonald Park, Kingston. Birders using eBird are encouraged to share theirsightings with ‘Kingston FN’. Alternatively, please email records directlyto me – contact details below….

PECFN Members’ Meeting

Warblers and Whimbrels Weekend

Join Presqu’ile Park staff and volunteers on Saturday, May 16th and Sunday, May 17th for Warblers and Whimbrels weekend. This event celebrates the spring migration of the smaller birds, such as warblers, and the shorebirds, like the Whimbrel, that annually stop at Presqu’ile on…

The County is Hopping – But It’s For The Birds!

Prince Edward Point is Giving Point Pelee a Run For its Money

It was the late Irwin Knight of Belleville, a long-time member of the Quinte Field Naturalists, who alerted me to the potential of Prince Edward Point in the early 1960s as a migratory pathway for spring birds. The property was essentially privately owned, but…

The Hummingbird Season is Here!

The hummingbird season is upon us again. Our only hummingbird species in Prince Edward County, the Ruby-throated, usually arrives by May 12th, although we have seen them arrive here as early as May 1st. Your chances of attracting a nesting pair to your premises,…

It’s Finally May – What Birds Can We Expect To See?

Would May and warmer weather ever arrive, was a much heard question during much of April. Some unseasonably cool temperatures and frosty nights during late April left doubt in the minds of most birds if spring and warmer temperatures would ever arrive this year….

Welcome Weekend – Ameliasburgh Heritage Village

Protection of the Great Lakes – Gavin Christie

Kingston Field Naturalists 2026 BioBlitz