Things were fairly quiet, but when I arrived at 8:15, the sun was out and
there were at least 6 TENNESSEE WARBLERS singing in the vicinity of the
northeast corner. Shortly after that, it clouded up and the Tennessees fell
silent for the most part.
In the middle of the orchard toward the northwest side, I found a singing
WILSON'S WARBLER and a MAGNOLIA WARBLER. I also found a SWAINSON'S THRUSH
in this general area. Later the WILSON'S had moved further north and was
joined by a female-type REDSTART and a silent BAY-BREASTED WARBLER.
When I was leaving, I ran into someone who had seen CANADA WARBLER and
another Magnolia Warbler and Wilson's Warbler along the shrubbery beside
the softball field and the northeast corner of the orchard viewed from
outside the orchard.
Anne Marie Johnson
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