I tried for the rail last night until well after dark, and again at the crack
of dawn. No luck.
There was at least one Sedge Wren singing strongly this morning, south of the
bridge and 60 yards to the west. A few Sandhill Cranes were calling in the
west last night.
The Golden-Winged Warbler sang at the parking lot south of the marsh.
I also had a Brewster's Warbler on Westney Rd , Ajax, at the Bluebird Trail,
half way up the hill to the right, on the west side of the road - opposite the
parking lot for Glen Major Conservation area. It answered to both Blue-winged
Warbler and Golden-winged Warbler calls, but it was associating with a BW
Warbler.
The 3 males Harlequins were still at Thickson's Point this morning, but the
woods were quiet.
Rick Lauzon
Scarborough
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