The Ash-throated Flycatcher was observed on and off all yesterday and was found again at about 10:30 this morning by Ted Madeford near the end of Lighthouse Crst. The bird has favored the pines on the east side of Lighthouse Crst, and the tree tops within the Old Cut woodlot, but has been a bit of a ghost. There are also many Great-crested Flycatchers around which make searching frustrating, but allows for valuable comparisons. Other migrants at Old Cut this morning include: Olive-sided, Acadian, Yellow-bellied, and Traill's flycatcher, Magnolia, Mourning, Bay-breasted, Blackpoll, and Wilson's warbler. Directions to Old Cut are available here - http://www.birdscanada.org/longpoint/index.jsp?targetpg=lpbovisit <http://www.birdscanada.org/longpoint/index.jsp?targetpg=lpbovisit&lang=EN> &lang=EN Good birding. Stu ____________________________________________________________________________ ___ Stuart A. Mackenzie LPBO Program Coordinator Long Point Bird Observatory - Bird Studies Canada/Etudes d'Oiseaux Canada PO Box 160, 115 Front Rd. Port Rowan, Ontario. N0E 1M0. (519)-586-3531 X 162(office), X 200 or X 201 (Old Cut Research Station), Fax:586-3532, Mobile:820-6040 <mailto:smackenzie@birdscanada.org> smackenzie@birdscanada.org <http://www.birdscanada.org/longpoint> www.birdscanada.org/lpbo <http://www.facebook.com/longpointbirdobservatory> www.facebook.com/lpbobs Support LPBO by sponsoring the Cygnus Crusaders in the Baillie Birdathon (click here <http://birdscanada.kintera.org/faf/search/searchTeamPart.asp?ievent=1048292 &lis=1&kntae1048292=4A58E57408AF4A669B09CEF1FB4ECB42&team=5403459> ).