Greetings,
After an hour or so of searching in the rain today I found the Black-throated
Gray Warbler at about 1:45 in the campground about 100 m south of Centre St
(near campsite #239). It was foraging in the redcedars, apparently with a
group of kinglets and creepers. I lost it for a while and then found it again
about 10 minutes later in the conifers at the north end of the campground right
beside Centre St (campsite #212).
Directions: Rondeau Provincial Park is off H#3 via Kent Rd. #15 (exit #101
from the 401). Go into the park, and immediately turn left on Centre St. The
road curves around to the intersection of Bowman & Centre St. Check the Red
Cedars in this area. Park gate fee applies.
Andrew Davis
King City, ON
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