3 January 2008
Hi All Birders,
We are happy to report that the solitary Yellow-throated Warbler is
continuing to be active in Port Burwell.
We have seen it every day since December 15th. As of today after the
very cold weather, it still is here.
We are of course hoping for the promise of warmer weather for it and
many other birds.
It will certainly be a miracle if it survives 'til spring and beyond.
Regards,
Joe Stephenson
Port Burwell, ON
Directions:
3 Bridge St (there is no number displayed at the road)
Cross the bridge in town centre heading west and take the first
turn to the right. There is a sign there for Otter Creek Camping
and Marina.
Preferably park near that sign and walk up the driveway to the
house at the top of the hill.
It is not the house nearby with the sign that "Welcomes Birders" as
it is not the right place.
The preferred feeder for this bird is on the south side of the
house in an arbor.
Many other birds should be around too - but the weather controls
traffic.
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