Wood Thrush in Queen's Park
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Wood Thrush in Queen's Park

Mathieu Siol

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Hi all,
around 1pm today in Queen's Park I observed among the more common birds the following species:

-Wood Thrush  1 beautiful and confident
-Indigo Bunting   1
-Ovenbird   2
-Black-throated Blue Warbler    4
-Black-throated Green Warbler  3
-Palm Warbler   3
-Yellow-rumped Warbler  > 10
-Nashville Warbler  1
-Magnolia Warbler   1
-Baltimore Oriole   1
-White-crowned Sparrow  1

I have yet to see my first Blackburnian of the year!


Mathieu
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Mathieu Siol »


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The Blackburnians are there. I've seen one in QP the past two mornings. I've yet to see a Palm Warbler or Ovenbird, though. Am I correct that the Ovenbirds tend to be on the ground rather than up high like most of the other warblers?
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Andreas Jonsson

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Yes, although in QP, there isn't much ground cover, so ground feeders, thrushes and ovenbirds, will escape up in the trees, when disturbed.
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Mathieu Siol

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The Ovenbirds as well as the Wood Thrush were on the ground foraging,
just retreating into the trees when somebody was walking too close.
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mr.sharp-photo

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just wondering what time of day this is.
lunch or early AM?

pretty neat that you're seeing this downtown
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Mathieu Siol

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I usually go around noon...

Still pretty good most of the time.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Mathieu Siol »