The Mountain Bluebird was still present this afternoon at 3pm -- it varies 
between being on Concession eight just east of Sideline 32 and North of 8 on 
Sideline 30.  It was also seen in a small puddle in the field on the north west 
side of 8 and 30.  A note about the location -- the whole area where the bird 
is is actually part of the Rouge National Park and is regularly patrolled by 
Park Staff. We met one of the wardens this afternoon -- they are very excited 
to have the bird in the park and asked us to share that they will be monitoring 
as people visit to make sure that no one is trespassing in the fields and also 
to ensure that the bird isn't disturbed while it is feeding, they want to make 
sure people aren't chasing the bird to get closer to it and interrupt its 
ability to feed. There is an offence individuals' could be charged with for 
interfering with wildlife under federal park regulations. That said, they are 
thrilled to have people come see the bird. You may run into them while you are 
there.
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