A Whip-poor-will was calling this morning in Selkirk Provincial Park at dawn. Overall migration has almost dried up over the past 4 days with the cold weather. Except for a few Ruby-crowned Kinglets the woods have been almost devoid of migrants. Even White-throated Sparrows have all but disappeared. Several Hermit Thrushes are still present 8 days after initially being banded. Selkirk Provincial Park is SW of the village of Selkirk.
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