No sign of the varied thrush or wilson's (or the hermit thrush).
Professor Gene Denzel Information Technology Program Department of Mathematics and Statistics York University 416-736-5250
There were several birders from the TOC around this afternoon, a couple
of whom were kind enough to call us up to get a great view of the WEVI,
and later to point out several areas where the black-throated grey
warbler had been seen over the past couple of days. We searched around
there, and amongst zillions of bc-chickadees, downies, both nuthatches,
we eventually spotted the target flitting around the leafless deciduous
trees down the ridge across the valley behind the Colborne Lodge. It
was not calling, but acting more like a kinglet --- hovering, flitting
rapidly from place to place, etc.
