Warbler Project
The large White Pines of Thickson’s being an attraction to northbound migrants, especially the 39 warbler species recorded in the Reserve so far.
In the 1980’s the Toronto Ornithological Club conducted warbler surveys in TW and we have reinstated the survey. Walking transects through the Reserve we are recording data by counting all the warbles we see and hear during May.
Over time we can compare current data to see what tangible changes have affected our most vulnerable species since the data collected during the 80’s like this rare Prothonotary Warbler and beautiful Blackburnian Warbler. Survey results are published in the newsletters.
Northern Parula
Bay Breasted Warbler
Wilsons Warbler
Prothonotary Warbler
Blackburnian Warbler
Related Pages: Birds Project
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