Birding in the Point Pelee area is a lot of fun this morning! The weather is
beautiful with warm sun and a light breeze. Although there are not too many
songbirds in the park, there are some very notable species in the area.
The Black-necked Stilt that has been around for a few days has been
Despite the rain there was an obvious movement of birds into Point Pelee
overnight. More of the common species such Rose-breasted Grosbeak and Baltimore
Oriole, as well as White-throated & White-crowned Sparrows, Hermit, Veery and
Wood Thrush are being seen in bigger numbers.
The duck flock on
The rain overnight and the fog this morning did not stop migration as new
species for the year have been seen, and there would appear to be new waves of
thrushes, sparrows and others.
The Tip was active with the Hooded Warbler being seen in the exact same area as
yesterday on the west side
Another cool morning at Point Pelee, but there were obvious signs of migration
overnight with new species being seen. At the Tip male Hooded and Blackburnian
Warblers were seen well with more common species such as Yellow, Yellow-rumped
and Black-and-white Warblers. Horned Grebes continue on
Cool and cloudy weather has given excellent views of some great birds this
morning! Although fewer birds than in recent days, the park still has quite a
few songbirds to be seen, including male Hooded and Pine Warbler along with
some Palm, Yellow, and Yellow-rumped Warblers at The Tip, a
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