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Re(4): Say's Phoebe in Algonquin Park at Old Airfield: NO

*This report was originally posted by Ron Tozer on ONTBIRDS (Oct. 2, 2018) and is provided here with the kind permission of the Ontario Field Ornithologists.


Not sure how much looking for this bird went on today during the cold and wet conditions. However, I just received word from two experienced observers that they were unable to find the bird at the Airfield today after an extensive search, unfortunately. Will post if the Say’s Phoebe is seen at the Airfield again.



Ron Tozer

Dwight, ON



Algonquin Park is on Highway 60, northeast of Huntsville. The Airfield is reached by taking the Mew Lake Campground Road (Km 30.6 on Highway 60) to the Old Railway Bike Trail parking lot.

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