Hi all,

I was birding Wylie and Prospect roads today starting at 7:30 AM for about
five or so hours.

Results were excellent, the weather was very accommodating and the birds
were active for a long period of time. 65 species were had.

Highlights - Wylie Road

Grasshopper Sparrows (lots), 3 Clay-colored Sparrows, 2 Golden-winged
Warblers, 8 Upland Sandpiper, Wilson's Snipes, 2 Sedge Wren, Black-billed
Cuckoo, Eastern Meadowlark, loads of Bluebirds, Kingbirds, Bobolink etc..

Prospect Road

Least Bittern, American Bittern, Virginia Rail, Sora, Common Moorhen,
Blue-winged Teal

DIrections:

The Carden Alvar is a 1.5 hour drive or 125 km northeast of Toronto
via the 404 and Highway 48. From the Kirkfield Lift Lock go 2.5 km
north, turn right on McNamee Road where Kawartha Road 6 turns sharply
left.
You'll see the Carden Important Bird Area sign.  The Sedge Wren Marsh
is 2.7 km from the start of Wylie Road.

Prospect road goes south from Kawartha Road 48 about 4.0 km west of Kirkfield.


Good Birding,
Lev Frid
Maple Ontario
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