At least four people saw the male BLACK-THROATED BLUE WARBLER in the oak tree 100 yards, directly east of the headquarters building in Pueblo City Park this morning. It was seen at 840am by Lin Lilly, and from 10am to 11:15am by Mark Yaeger, Lu Yaeger, and me. At around 10:10am an immature female PINE WARBLER flew into this tree, and I was able to get photos of it, before it flew off. Two Townsend's Warblers and several Yellow-rumped Warblers were present in this tree too. The oak had lots of bugs currently, bees, moths, and probably other smaller bugs, that when it warms up the warblers go to this tree and chow down. Pueblo City Park has been quite interesting the last week of October, hopefully it will continue into November.
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