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My wife and I made a trip to Goderich today to fins the
White-faced Ibis. We met a couple of other birders while we were there,
Bill and Marlene Pace. We watched the birds as they flew in and did a
couple of flypasts and then settled on the edge of the pond to feed.
They were very busy feeding in the shallows. Phots were taken and will
post when I have downloaded thm to my computer. While there Bill told us
about the Yellow-throated Warbler at a house in Amberly, so we stopped
on our way home to find this bird as well. Two good birds for our area.
What a great day to find bothe these birds.
The Ibis were in the same
location as reported earlier, and the Yellow-throated Warbler at a house
in the back yard. Park on the road or in the driveway and walk to the
back of the house, at 3060 Amberly Road, jsut east of Amberly.
Mike
Pickup
Southampton.
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