Migrants started off slow at Last Chance Rest Area in Washington County when my group of 5 birders arrived around 10:15 this morning. After 30 minutes of grackles and house sparrows in the grove, things picked across the street, with the highlight being a calling Hooded Warbler (photo below). Full list on eBird.
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