Festival of Flight May 6th Afternoon Report

A few enjoyable sightings in the afternoon with the continuation of the birds 
staying in the north end of the park. The water is calm in Rondeau Bay making 
waterfowl viewing prime. Both the Maintence area including the Log Pond have 
been excellent places to view bird activity with a White-eyed Vireo at each 
location. The two young male Summer Tanagers have been on the move today 
between the campsite and Maintenance area. Two Clay-colored Sparrows also gave 
splendid views today at Beach Access 10. The Marsh Trail has continued to 
provide a good diversity of birds throughout the day with 14 species of 
warblers.

Many of our warbler species are sticking to the willow trees where a buffet of 
flying insects are available to be foraged upon.
The heat of the day has hit the park slowing down a lot of the viewing, it is 
sure to pickup along the lake and Marsh Trail area as the temperatures cool in 
the later part of the day.

Good Birding.

Join us from May 1st until the 20th for the Festival of Flight!

Hike Leader: Peter Simons
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