The two Marbled Godwits were still feeding on the mudflat at Mitchell's Bay this afternoon. The one was first seen September 20, then two were present October 8, so they must like the place! I did not see them Friday afternoon so obviously they did not leave. The only other shorebird there was a Dunlin. Four Great Egrets were in the vicinity. In the distance, close to 300 Mute Swans were visible and close to 1000 American Coots. Seems to be a good place for coots as well! Last year on October 23 I estimated 6000 in the same spot. Directions: Off highway 40 south of Wallaceburg, find Electric Line (west) (county road 42). Follow to Bear Line and make a short jog to the left over to Bay Line. Follow Bay Line straight into the village to the waterfront. A park and parking lot are on the right. The godwit feeds on the mud in front of the marina to the north. Cheers, Blake A. Mann Wallaceburg, Chatham-Kent Ontario boatmannATkentDOTnet Blog: www.burgbirder.blogspot.ca