Hi Ontbirders:
   
  On the weekend, I visited the Constance Bay area on the Ottawa River west of 
Ottawa. At the corner of the turn into Constance Bay from the Dunrobin Road, a 
single Upland Sandpiper was in the field on the right foraging in the grass. At 
the same location, Bobolinks and Eastern Meadowlarks were present.
   
  In Constance Bay itself at the burnt area a single male Red-headed Woodpecker 
was drilling and calling from the tops of the many dead trees at the site. Also 
at the site were a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a Hairy Woodpecker and a Northern 
Flicker.
   
  Happy birding
   
  Peter Hall
   
  Directions from Neily World Birding: From Highway 417 (The Queensway) take 
exit 138 (Eagleson/March Roads). If travelling west, the 0.6 km offramp sends 
you right or north onto March Road. If driving east, a 0.4 km offramp brings 
you to Eagleson Road, where you will turn left or north onto it and in 0.5 km 
join the westbound offramp traffic on March Road (it changed names as you went 
under the overpass). Now follow March Road northwest 8.0 km to Dunrobin Road. 
Turn right or north onto Dunrobin and go northwest 15.5 km to Constance Bay 
Road. Turn right or northeast on it to Allbirch Road and then turn left to 
Bishop Davis Road. Turn left here and follow along Bayview parallel to 
Buckham's Bay to Richie Road. Right again and then left on Whistler leads into 
the burnt area.
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