[Ontbirds]black throated green warbler-mud lake port colbourne
roy sorgenfrei
rsorgenfrei at hotmail.com
Fri Apr 18 21:16:14 EDT 2008
Birded Mud Lake Conservation Area today from 10:30 to 1:00 . My
highlight of the day was a black-throated green warbler a short way along
the trail going to the right as you come up from the parking lot. It
was flitting about in the understory & bushes bordering the lake along
with a yellow-rumped warbler & ruby crown kinglets. The lake was
teeming with a variety of water fowl today namely: northern shovelers,
northern pintails, am wigeon, ring-necked duck, blue & green winged teal,
wood duck, scaup, gadwell to name a few. I also saw two rusty
blackbirds with a group of red wings on the left trail around the lake
coming from the parking lot.
Saw 43 species in all.
Roy Sorgenfrei (Niagara Falls)
Directions: From the QEW take hwy 406 to the end in Welland ; turn left
at the lights onto E. Main St. & go through the tunnel under the canal
till you come to the next set of stop lights. Turn right here onto hwy
140 . Take this south till you get to hwy 3. Turn right onto hwy 3 into
Port Colbourne & cross the canal. Turn right unto Elm St. Follow Elm
St. north for about 2km, You will see the sign & parking lot for Mud
Lake on the right.
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