I have spent since last Friday when the first weather front arrived birding
Lanark County and so far I have seen 22 warbler species and 4 vireos species.
There is a flood of birds at many locations: Some of the list is:
Blackburnian
Chestnut Sided
Black-throated Green
Tennessee
Magnolia
Bay-breasted
Pine
Redstarts
Black-throated Blue
Parula
Ovenbird
N. Waterthrush
Common Yellowthroat
Wilsons
Blackpoll
B&W
Cape May
Nashville
Blue headed Vireo
Philidelphia Vieo
Since these birds have been seen at multiple spots in the county the best way
to give directions is to provide the location names and a way to find the
location from a website
Carbine Road Trail
O Kee Lee Park
Tay Marsh
Almonte Lagoons
Con 5B Dalhouse
Mill of Kintail
Blueberry Mountain
You can find directions to these places by going to mvfn.ca and going to the
Explore Menu where there are birding and hiking trails described
I suspect eastern Ontario is experiencing the same thing as Lanark County
cheer
Iain
Iain
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