Huge numbers of birds in the park this afternoon, with Yellow-rumped, Palm, Northern Parula, and Nashville Warblers leading the group in the hundreds. A Golden-winged Warbler was found on the north end of Rondeau Rd along with a Bay-breasted Warbler. An Olive-Sided Flycatcher was found on Bennett Rd. Scarlet Tanagers, and Indigo Buntings have also made a strong appearance today in several locations across the park.
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