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Muskoka warblers, AND OTHERS

LM
Laura Murray
Tue, May 28, 2002 7:02 PM

Observed over the weekend at Echo Lake, near Bracebridge, were 11 spp. of warblers:
REDSTARTS
YELLOWS
BLACK AND WHITE
BLACK THROATED BLUE
CHESTNUT SIDED
WILSON'S
YELLOW RUMP
CANADA
BLACKBURNIAN
MOURNING (1st sighting for me)
COMMON YELLOWTHROAT

Also seen were a Bittern in flight, A Great Blue Heron, a Great Crested Flycatcher,  Kingbird, Kingfisher, Pileated, Y. B. Sapsucker, and Hairy Woodpeckers, Pair of Loons, and a Pair of Broad Winged (?) Hawks

Echo Lake is off Highway 117, north of Bracebridge. Take the Echo, Dickie and Ril Lake road just outside (West) of Baysville to Lawson Road. Follow that until it meets Truscott Place. The small wetland where the 2 roads meet is where all the Warblers were seen. Public Access to Echo Lake is from the Echo Lake Road.

Laura Murray
laura.murray@osc.on.ca

"Laura Murray" laura.murray@osc.on.ca

Observed over the weekend at Echo Lake, near Bracebridge, were 11 spp. of warblers: REDSTARTS YELLOWS BLACK AND WHITE BLACK THROATED BLUE CHESTNUT SIDED WILSON'S YELLOW RUMP CANADA BLACKBURNIAN MOURNING (1st sighting for me) COMMON YELLOWTHROAT Also seen were a Bittern in flight, A Great Blue Heron, a Great Crested Flycatcher, Kingbird, Kingfisher, Pileated, Y. B. Sapsucker, and Hairy Woodpeckers, Pair of Loons, and a Pair of Broad Winged (?) Hawks Echo Lake is off Highway 117, north of Bracebridge. Take the Echo, Dickie and Ril Lake road just outside (West) of Baysville to Lawson Road. Follow that until it meets Truscott Place. The small wetland where the 2 roads meet is where all the Warblers were seen. Public Access to Echo Lake is from the Echo Lake Road. Laura Murray laura.murray@osc.on.ca "Laura Murray" <laura.murray@osc.on.ca>