Hey Tweeters,

I second Cane (i.e. not Crane) Creek State Park east of Toledo. It is a
great place for migrant birds. I got my lifer Morning Warbler there (which
was my last breeding warbler for NA, if you don't count Bachmans). I don't
rember how many warblers I saw there that day, but it was most of the east
coast species, which were all in breeding plumage. I don't recall the
directions to the park, but it was very easy to get to. I think it was
only a few minutes from the interstate high way. There was also camping
avalible.

Good Luck,

Russell

Russell Rogers
Olympia, WA
mailto:rrogers at halcyon.com


On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Greg Toffic wrote:

> Nancy, I'm going to a conference in Toledo next week and I think I
> will have little time for birding, probably not enough to go to Point
> Pelee. Crane Creek sounds like it's do-able. Can you give me any
> details about this site? Greg Toffic Seattle
>
> >>> <Nladenbe at aol.com> 04/27 8:43 AM >>> Being from Michigan I can
> second Charles recommendation. I also like the Mio area best.
>
> If you will be in the Detroit area then I would recommend going south then
> east to my favorite birding spot at Crane Creek, Ohio. This is about 20 east
> of Toledo, Ohio. I think it is better than Pt. Pelee. Mid May will get you
> the most species, especially Warblers.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Nancy
> Kingston
> nladenbe at aol.com
>
>