Good morning birders,
Rather wild weather this morning. Very warm southwest winds pushing in
across lake brought thunderstorms in.
At the Tip before that a LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL was resting on the sand.
Also noted were SANDERLING, DUNLIN, and RUDDY TURNSTONE. A DICKCISSEL flew
off the Tip just after 8 am.
Our hikes went into Tilden and Woodland Nature Trail, and birding was quite
slow. However, one group noted an adult MISSISSIPPI KITE flew south over
WNT. Also the PROTHONOTARY WARBLERS, several pairs, were seen again on that
trail. Wood Warblers were not plentiful, but CANADA and MOURNING WARBLERS
were noted. A CONNECTICUT WARBLER was seen on the West Beach Footpath, near
the Halfway Stop. Also a KENTUCKY WARBLER was reported from Redbud Trail.
No reports this morning of the WORM-EATING WARBLER reported from Northwest
Beach late yesterday, nor the LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH, also seen yesterday on
the first slough on Shuster Trail.
And no further reports about the BLACK VULTURE seen over near Hillman Marsh.
Good birding,
Friends of Point Pelee Hike leaders, Tim Arthur, Will Konze, and Pete Read
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