Hello All,
Today, a pair (seemingly) of Yellow-rumped Warblers flitted around and
past the bird feeder zone in our yard in Port Burwell.
They were only seen briefly once and then headed towards the Otter
Creek ravine nearby, so no guarantee of siting at the feeders at any
particular time.
Each recent morning has been heard and seen a pair of Tufted Titmice
in the same general area.
A pair of Carolina wrens has also been active.
Joe Stephenson
Port Burwell
Directions:
3 Bridge St (there is no number displayed at the road) in Port
Burwell, ON (south of Tillsonburg and Aylmer)
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, or along the lane way that is
parallel to the Creek.
Other birds may also been seen in the surrounding area and at the
town waterfront; however, Lake Erie is still frozen near shore.
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