Bird Studies Canada, in conjunction with the Hooded Warbler/Acadian Flycatcher Recovery Team, is coordinating a survey of Hooded Warblers and Acadian Flycatchers in Ontario again this year. The last province-wide Hooded Warbler/Acadian Flycatcher blitz took place in 2002, so we are very interested to see what has happened to the populations of these Species at Risk over the last five years. We have lined up several people to cover the traditional sites for these species in southwestern Ontario. However, the recent Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas project turned up many new sites, particularly for Hooded Warblers, including some sites outside of the Carolinian region. We are looking for volunteers to check on additional sites, and would also like to compile incidental reports from birders and biologists doing field work in southern Ontario. We are particularly hoping that ex-Atlassers who reported Hooded Warblers or Acadian Flycatchers during the 2001-05 atlas field work will check to see if birds are present at these sites in 2007. If you encounter either of these species while birding in June or July, please let us know. Reports of these species (with date, location, and breeding evidence information) should be sent to Audrey Heagy, aheagy@bsc-eoc.org or by calling 1-888-448-2473 x 243. If you check a former site and don't find a bird this year we are also interested in that information. The results of this survey will be used to update population estimates and status reports for these species, and to promote the conservation and stewardship of Carolinian forest habitat. Thanks in advance for your help. Audrey Heagy Audrey Heagy Bird Conservation Planning Biologist Bird Studies Canada aheagy@bsc-eoc.org 1-888-4482473 x 243 1-519-586-3531 x 243 Box 160, Port Rowan, ON N0E 1M0 115 Front St, Port Rowan, ON