Ontbirders, After spending a few hours chasing after the Frigatebird, Mary and I spent some time in the park to relax a bit. I had a [the?] male Yellow-throated Warbler singing behind the visitor's centre, on Tuliptree Trail. We watched the bird for a bit and saw it catch a caterpillar. It quickly scissored it in two, stuffed the bits in it's bill and flew off to the east, presumably to feed nestlings / fledglings. I figured that this pair was still about, although I hadn't heard much of them of late. I would think that someone local is making an effort to document what would be a new breeding record for the province, as the evidence is pretty good that these birds have nested successfully. Cheers,
James Holdsworth, Biological Consulting Services 14 Marian St, RR#1 Woodstock, On, N4S-7V6 [519]537-2027 226-228-0093 [cell] [email protected] _______________________________________________ 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/
