Today (dec 22nd) I photographed a NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH at little river conservation area and observed an adult kittiwake east of Peche island (moving east along the shore), while on the north shore CBC. Little river is on the east side of Windsor just south of where lake st Clair empties into the Detroit river. The waterthrush was just east of the sewage plant and toboggan hill in a phragmites filled ditch. Go around the hill on the paved path. Follow the paved path around the hill to the east. The waterthrush was in a thick section of phragmites a few yards north of a painted mark on the path that says "3km" and also next to the only white cedar on the west side of the path (lots of pines). I managed to return and get a few record shots. Good birding. Tom Hince
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