Hi Birders, Just a few minutes ago I came across a KENTUCKY WARBLER foraging in a small ravine across from our house. It is feeding on the ground and low in the shrubbery, sometimes quite close to the road. There is also a territorial LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH that has been singing away all day every day for the past few weeks a little further down the road along our pond.
There are also Black-and-white, Palm, Myrtle, Nashville, Ovenbird, Yellow and Common Yellowthroat nearby. Today a single second-year Orchard Oriole has also joined the 5+ Baltimore Orioles. Good birding, Matt Timpf Walsingham, Ontario (on Twitter @BirderMatt) Directions: Going south on HWY 59, turn right onto Regional Road 60 (the western continuation of HWY 24 if you are coming west from Simcoe). A few km down the HWY make a left onto the West Quarter Line Road (the first road going south after you cross over Big Creek). Continue down the road past our farmhouse (#961) and look in the first small ravine to your east. _______________________________________________ ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists - the provincial birding organization. Send bird reports to [email protected] For information about ONTBIRDS visit http://www.ofo.ca/
