I was just fixing my computer a few minutes ago when I noticed
movement on the branch outside my window. Upon further inspection it
turned out to be a juvenile CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLER. I then noticed
that the plum trees and Scots pines in the back yard were full of
immature warblers including MAGNOLIA, YELLOW, NASHVILLE,
BLACK-THROATED GREEN as well as a male WILSON'S WARBLER.
Also in attendance were juvenile CARDINALS and a family of CHIPPING sparrows.
All moved on after 15 minutes.
Earlier in the day an Empidonax flycatcher (most likely LEAST as it
had bold white eye rings) was sitting in the plum tree.
Happy birding!
Jon Pleizier
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
519-821-8597
9 Augustine Crt.
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 2Y6
