While out skiing today (conditions were excellent) I encountered a flock of 25 Bohemian Waxwings along the ski trail near Summerstown just east of Cornwall. With the scattered reports coming in from across the province this weekend, it looks like a modest late winter movement is in the works. There were also 2 Robins, rare here this winter, and a flock of Common Redpolls. No Hoarys. I viewed a Cooper's Hawk from 50 feet as it eyed a couple of feeders along Rae Road. To get to the ski area at Summerstown (must have cross-country skiis to access), exit the 401 at Summerstown east of Cornwall. Head north about 1.5 km and the public forest sign is on the left. The birds were about 1/2 hour in on the south side. Rae Road is just east of Cornwall, accessed off hwy. 2. The bird and feeders were on top of the hill. Brian Morin Cornwall [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.
