from 8am to 915 this mooring a number of birders looked for this bird all
that was found
was a Black Throated Green Warbler seen and heard singing 2 separate calls
including one that was
descending . I am not saying that the HW is not there and sure is worth
looking for .
best of luck to any that go looking and please re post if you hear and see
this bird .
Craig McLauchlan
--- Original Message -----
From: "Geoff Carpentier" <[email protected]>
To: "OntBirds - Bird Alert" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 8:05 AM
Subject: [Ontbirds] Hermit Warbler update
Birders were at the warbler spot from 5:45 this morning and as of 7:15 the
bird was not relocated.
Lots of other birds including a cooperative Barred Owl, many warbles
including a gorgeous male Brewster's, Wood Thrush, Winter Wren, Raven, RB
Grosbeak, GC Flycatcher, Field Sparrow, Pileated, Ruffed Grouse and much
more.
Directions: To get there, go north up Lakeridge from Whitby to Concession
9. Turn left into Balsam,
about 1km, then turn north(right) up Sideroad 4. Go past the railway
tracks, past the house with the ponds until you some to the parking area
on the left. Park and walk up the main trail on the left of the parking
lot. Walk up the trail about a half a km. The bird was singing and moving
about high in the trees above the trail. If you reach the wooden bridge
across the creek you have gone too far.Eric Cole
Geoff Carpentier
www.avocetnatureservices.com
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