The Louisiana Waterthrush found yesterday by Don Sutherland was still present and singing this morning at the same location on Asphodel 3rd Line about 300m N of County Rd 2. There are also at least two Northern Waterthrush present at the same location and, as Don has already mentioned, the two species were engaging in regular chases. This is a great opportunity to hear (both the song and chip notes) and see the two species side by side. The Louisiana is an extremely well marked bird and in this morning
Categories: Sightings
Drew Monkman
I am a retired teacher, naturalist and writer with a love for all aspects of the natural world, especially as they relate to seasonal change.