Chateauguay, Refuge Faunique Marguerite-D'Youville: I made my first ever visit to this refuge this morning and was pleased with the outcome. I saw several groups of warblers as well as an immature Bald eagle that appeared to be migrating.
Hearing Sandhill cranes was pretty exciting too. - Barbara MacDuff
Here is my complete list ; Double-crested cormorant 1, Great egret 2, Wood duck 6, Mallard 4, Bald eagle 1, Northern harrier 1, Sandhill crane ( heard only ), Ring-billed gull 8, Mourning dove 2, Belted kingfisher 1, Downy woodpecker 2, Northern flicker 2, Pileated woodpecker 2, Small flycatcher (unidentified) , Blue jay 6, Common raven 1, Tree swallow 10, Black-capped chickadee 10, White-breasted nuthatch 3, Marsh wren 2, Gray catbird 4, Tennessee warbler 2, Yellow warbler 2, Yellow-rumped warbler 3, Pine warbler 1, Palm warbler 1, American redstart 2, Common yellowthroat 3, Song sparrow 4, Swamp sparrow 2, Northern cardinal 2, American goldfinch 4
Cormoran à aigrettes 1, Grande aigrette 2, Canard branchu 6, 4 Canard colvert, Pygargue à tête blanche 1, busard Saint-Martin 1, Grue du Canada (entendu seulement), Goéland à bec cerclé 8, Tourterelle triste 2, Martin-pêcheur d'Amérique, Pic mineur 2, Pic flaboyant 2, Grand pic 2, Petite moucherolle (non identifié), Geai bleu 6, Grand corbeau 1, Hirondelle bicolore 10, Mésange à tête noire 10, Sittelle à poitrine blanche 3, Troglodyte des marais 2, Moqueur chat 4, Paruline obscure 2, Paruline jaune 2, Paruline à croupion jaune 3, Paruline des pins 1, Paruline à couronne rousse 1, Paruline flamboyante 2, Paruline masquée, 3, Bruant chanteur 4, Bruant des marais 2, Cardina lrouge 2, Chardonneret jaune 4
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