Sandhill Cranes seem to be starting to increase in numbers west of Wallaceburg. I have seen a few off and on all summer at points west of Wallaceburg.
This morning, 22 were north of Stewart Line. They were there yesterday according to a friend who lives at this location.
Twenty years ago, Sandhills were a rare bird around here! They have steadily been increasing in numbers.
Yesterday morning, a Bald Eage was sitting in a field just one concession north.
Just down the road, Stewart Wetland has prime habitat for shorebirds. There are birds there everyday, but nothing unusual yet that I know of. Lots of Blue-winged Teal are there right now as well.
At Brander Park, Port Lambton, Fiery Skippers and Tawny-edged Skippers were still flying around.
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