I currently have 3 OCWA foraging actively in a canada goldenrod patch along the west pond of the Coves, in London. This spot is locally known as the orchard. I'm not sure which birds are continuing or if one is a new discovery.One is markedly brighter than the others. I did manage some poor video footage from my phone. Birds are actively giving chipping notes. This is a probable 4th warbler with them, I think a Nashville but I didn't get a good enough look to eliminate others... so I will work on pinning down this pig. They aren't currently with any other Dickie birds and were not present yesterday on my search. From wharncliffe ave, drive west on Cove Road. You can park at the German Club. Walk west to the terminus of cove road until you see a house with no trespassing signs. Turn left follow that path past the soccer fields and you will see the west pond in fr9nt of you eventually.Follow the footpath along the west pond until it's western terminus, on your right, an old, barely legible, no trespassing sign with red paint on it. I have marked the path with an inordinate number of things so you can't miss the spot. Birds are here now. Continue on path and on your right is a larger goldenrod patch which they have also flown to. Len Manning
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