I ran into 2 birders from the San Luis Valley who reported that they saw the CAPE MAY WARBLER near the admin building in Pueblo City Park this afternoon. While I did not see it today I (and Brandon Percival) watched and photographed it yesterday afternoon for a full hour. I was surprised how colorful it was and delighted that it stayed in one pine tree and in the lower branches! I have a number of very good photos of it in a variety of positions showing all of it's plumage. I have uploaded the batch of pics to my Birds and Nature blog <https://birdsandnature.blogspot.com/2018/11/a-cape-may-warbler-in-pueblo-co-big.html> .
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