Hello Ontbirders

Today, at around noon, while birding with Tony Beck, there was a juvenile 
Red-necked Phalarope swimming around in one of the cells at Casselman Lagoons. 
Also seen at the lagoons (though not much shorebird habitat), there was a small 
flock (around 8) of Least and Semipalmated Sandpipers, 2 Lesser Yellowlegs, and 
a variety of ducks: Ruddy Duck, Ring-necked Duck, Northern Pintail, Northern 
Shoveler, Wood Duck, and Green-winged and Blue-winged Teal.

At the Dignard Constructed Wetland, there were 3+ Solitary Sandpipers and a few 
Spotted Sandpipers. 

Also, along Magladry Rd. (near Dunning Rd.), there was a male Indigo Bunting 
providing great looks and vocalizations.     

Alex Stone

Directions: (courtesy of Larry Neily's Ottawa Birding website) 

Cassleman Lagoons (http://ca.geocities.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sewage7.htm)

>From Highway 417 (The Queensway), 52 km east of Ottawa, take the Casselman 
>exit (66) and go NNW toward the town of Casselman. Drive 1.1 km NNW into town 
>on Rue Principale, crossing the railway tracks and the main cross-street (St. 
>Isidore), to turn right or northeast just beyond onto Laurier. Follow Laurier 
>northeast, then north, 1.8 km to Concession 5 Road (or Route 500). Turn right 
>or northeast onto it and the road into the Casselman Sewage Lagoons is on your 
>right almost immediately. 

Dignard Constructed Wetland (http://ca.geocities.com/[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]/sewage4.htm)

>From Highway 417 (The Queensway) take exit 88 (County Road 28 or St-Guillaume 
>Road) south. Proceed 4.0 km SSE on St-Guillaume Road (CR 28) to Route 200. 
>Turn left or ENE onto it and park along the roadside opposite the ponds to the 
>south (on your right). A pair of signs mark the Dignard Constructed Wetland 
>ponds.

Magladry Rd. 

>From Highway 17, take the Trim Rd. Exit and follow it south, turn left onto 
>Colonial, turn right (south) onto Rockdale, then left (east) on Magladry. 
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