Just got back from two hours spent watching hundreds of warblers, 16 kinds in all, along the trail that skirts the perimeter of the campground. There were approx. 100 Wilson's Warblers, with equal or greater numbers of Am. Redstarts, Yellow Rumps, plus good numbers of Chestnut-Sideds and Palms. Most of the warblers were actively foraging low including many who were on the ground. Most warblers were concentrated just below the campground on the eastern side out to the point. Also notable, a pair of Scarlet Tanagers and a chorus of Soras.
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