In addition to the birds reported on the OFO trip: We found a loggerhead shrike across the road from bluebird box #10 on Wylie Rd.
There was a singing golden-winged warbler at the sedge wren marsh parking lot (all day) on Wylie Rd. There was a bird singing the standard golden-winged song north of sedge wren marsh. We were unable to locate it, but did find a blue-winged gathering nest material in the same spot. There was a bird singing an alternate blue-winged song just south from the above. Clay-coloured sparrows were quite common along the north end of Wylie Rd. Grasshopper sparrows were pretty common throughout the south end of Wylie Rd. All the other Carden regulars were in attendance. Upland sandpiper, Wilson's snipe, Scarlet tanager, Eastern towhee, Sora, Virginia rail, Indigo bunting, etc. >From the OFO post: Directions: OFO Carden Birding Guide and Map. Print a copy for use in the field. http://www.ofo.ca/reportsandarticles/cardenalvar.php _______________________________________________ ONTBIRDS is presented by the Ontario Field Ornithologists - the provincial birding organization. Send bird reports to [email protected] For information about ONTBIRDS visit http://www.ofo.ca/
