Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: Iain on May 11, 2006, 03:10:29 PM
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Birded the park today and yesterday and the difference a bit of bad weather makes was evident. Yesterday I had three warbler species (yellow-rumped, black-throated blue and yellow) in very low numbers. Today warbler song was unavoidable, and a particularly productive spot was directly across from the restaurant along both sides of the flower-garden/waterfall that runs down to the pond. Overnight rain grounded a large number of warblers and others:
Warblers:
Yellow-rumped
Yellow
Black-throated Green
Black-throated Blue
Cape May
Magnolia
Blackburnian
American Redstart
Nashville
Chestnut-sided
Palm
Vireos:
Warbling
Red-eyed
Blue-headed
Yellow-throated
Others:
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks
Orchard and Baltimore Orioles
Swainson's and Wood Thrushes
Green and Black-crowned Night Herons (North end of Grenadier Pond)
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Iain
Baltimore Oriole:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0QgDeAjMUzalIQeUEVUgerlhJhYH7hHfw62PyvFOnkzQKRx!77x9oMyCzRFjnw!D1RLPFWOxVXL8inXsM14ekQosBGVbvM955MK7PIlEaYCk/Oriole.jpg)
Redstart:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SADdAusVtznObTn!s5Vzxq!IEPKKwHK5VhzL7prfjnW97ybZYlgQWlvrw5CPNC!wy8k1QqickyHxGTWq3fbASN8RuXDoZzbqghDYkJH7T9VLAAAAynJZAg/Redstart.jpg)