The Yellow-throated warbler previously reported near the hatchery apparently
has not been there the last couple of days, however either it or another one is
near the toll booths. Thanks to Derek Rogers for the heads up. Although not
posted here, a couple of people saw it yesterday just north of the toll booths
in the pines, and apparently in the deciduous trees along the water. This
morning from about 10:30 to 11 John Gluth and I saw it from the pines just west
of the main buildings that are a bit north of the toll booths to nearby
deciduous trees. It ranged from the southern edge of these pines (this is just
north of the paved road on the short stretch where it goes east-west before
curving north towards the hatchery) to the deciduous trees northwest of the
pines, adjacent to an overgrown field. This was just west of the main paved
path that goes to the hatcery. When I left it was working its way south to the
pines again. This area has a sign saying bird breeding area - do not enter
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