Possibly the most unpleasant weather ever on a South Peel CBC, rain did not let up the entire day. Numbers aren't available but the overall number will be lower than average despite abnormal concentrations of geese away from the lake with no observed movement between lake and field. Overall diversity currently stands at 67 well below our ten year average of 78 but considerably better than the 57 species counted in 2007 a count that included the QEW being shut down due to snow. No warblers were reported anywhere in the count including Sedgewick Woods. Highlights are locally significant and include a Red-shouldered Hawk photographed on possibly the last remain TV antenna in Mississauga https://ebird.org/canada/checklist/S62314607 a first since 1990, Ruby-crowned Kinglet at Sedgewick, a white phase Snow Goose at Forth Line and Lower Base Road (east of Bronte Road and north of Hwy 407), Long-eared Owl were found in Mississauga (no details) and an Evening Grosbeak was heard near MacEwan House in Riverwood Conservancy (north and west of Burnamthorpe and Creditview Road in Mississauaga) Mark Cranford ONPH Compiler Mississauga - Oakville