Birders,
This morning Donna Sheppard and myself found a singing male Dickcissel in the 
north section of Bronte Creek Provincial Park. This was at 8:30 a.m.
 Directions: Dundas street  west of hwy 25, just east of Tremain road. You can 
park on the south side, there is a small pull off area with a chain across the 
drive. Walk the hedgerow path along the hydo corridor south until you reach a 
large open area where the hedgerow stops for a bit.This is the traditional spot 
where the Grasshopper Sparrows are. There is a pole on your right with the 
number 85 on a metal plate. The bird was singing from a tree about 20 feet up 
on the east side of the path and was very approachable. 
Good luck,
Joyce LeChasseur
Oakville. Ontario
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2pm this aft at Trib C in Markham - a mixed flock of shorebirds:
6 White-rumped & 7 Semipalmated SPs
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Trib C lies in Markham, 2km east of the 9th Line along Hwy 7
to Reesor Road & south thereon a short distance - find Trib C on
west side where 2000 or so gulls are loafing

nb - site is under construction with heavy equipment on the move

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