Last post ended at 131.. So there are a number of birds to add since then:
132- Blue-grey Gnatcatcher - Back-yard - 17th
133- Brown Thrusher - Back-yard - 17th
134- Swainson's Thrush - Back-yard - 17th
135- Bonaparte's Gull - Forest Sewage Lagoons - 20th
136- Forrster's Tern - "FSL" - 20th
137- Eastern Towhee - Back-yard - 21st
138- Northern Rough-winged Swallow - Wawanosh Wetlands - 21st
139- Bank Swallow - "WW" -21st
140- Broad-winged Hawk - "WW" - 21st
141- Common Tern - Sarnia Marina - 21st
142- Cliff Swallow - Dow Wetlands - 21st
143- Double-crested Cormorant - Lorne C. Henderson - 21st
Now for some pictures:
Coulda made a good in-flight shot if branch wasn't there.
As you are probably starting to see, I had a bit of a "Myrtle" Warble-shoot.
Showing its yellow-crown and rump.
Young Cooper's
Pine Warbler
Not a Pine Tree in sight!
Cropped a little more.
More "Myrtle" (Yellow-rumped) Warblers
Eatin Coots
N. Rough-winged Swallow behind branches
All previous from Wawanosh Wetlands.
The following are at Dow Wetlands.
"I'm watching you." --Canatara
If you look closely, you can see the neck and head of a Wild Turkey in CANATARA PARK!
The following are at Dow Wetlands.
Pair of Pide-billed Grebes
Eastern Meadowlark
Despite trying for some time, this is the only ID'able Cliff Swallow shot I got.
eBird Checklists for today:
Wawanosh Checklist
Modland Road Fields Checklist
Canatara Checklist
Sarnia Marina/Bay Checklist
Dow Wetlands Checklist
Good Birding!
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