I didn't do too much birding while up north, but had a few things that were fun:
Pine Siskins: migrating flocks inland and along the lakeshore (going N)
~12 species of breeding warblers
Eastern Meadowlark --- a single bird at our cottage at Montreal River Harbour (thanks to Matt Ross).. Probably the only "vagrant" of the visit
Cooper's Hawk - 1 seen on a "hawk migraiton" on the 8th
Broad-winged Hawks - migrating on May 8th. (youngins)
Purple Finch (a few)
Pine Warbler - one morning only (singing) at Montreal River Harbour
White-winged Crossbill - a few here and there in low numbers. A select few moving N along the shore
Ruffed Grouse - good numbers
Spruce Grouse - 1
Olive-sided Fly - pair
Indigo Bunting - singing male
Boreal Chickadee - select few
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And yeah........ some very random bird notes
A pic of the meadowlark
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