The chuck-will's-widow was heard calling again last night at 9:15pm at the
Visitor's Centre. The prothonotary warblers are still putting on great shows
for birders visiting the Tulip Tree Trail at post 7.
Other notable birds seen;
Blackpoll warbler, Canada warbler, blackburnian warbler, willow
Anticipating a glimpse of the semi-regular spring of Whimbrel on the May
24th weekend along the north shore of Lake Ontario I spent a couple of hours
starting at 5:15 am on the peninsula. When I arrived large numbers were
resting on the rocks of both peninsulas, possibly from an overnight fligh
Take this for what it's worth.
I'm a long time lurker here and for once may be able to contribute.
This bird or possibly another may have moved further north. I was walking
Sunday with my wife at Frenchman's Bay (between Sauble Beach and Southampton)
on the lakeshore road at the corner of 30th A
Monday May 23 10:00 a.m., Corinne and I had long looks (long enough
for me to dash back to the car for the 'scope) at a Least Bittern. The
bird was in the long grasses west of the viewing point described
below.
Directions:
>From Hwy 401 east side of Oshawa, take Exit 419 (Farewell St.) south
to Co
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