"Worth the drive" from Brampton to Napper country at noon today.
I was about to give up on Fourth Line, south of Britannia (west of Trafalgar) in the cold wind when movement
caught my eye and a flock of birds rose up from the cornfield and quickly settled again and was well camouflaged.
Difficult to see the buntings without bins. I had my bins with me but couldn't distinguish any horned lark or longspurs
in the flock - I believe they're often seen with snow buntings. Maybe someone with a scope can inform us if there is variety among the birds here.
Field was on west side of Fourth Line, south of house no. 5446, opp. Hugh Beatty's farm. Good Luck.
Btw Napper, backyard niger feeder is full of v. pretty goldfinches (I'm sure they're getting yellower) and a couple of chickadees keep butting in.