During a breeding bird survey at CRSP I again encountered the previously reported Yellow-throated Warbler singing on both sides of the road to the fish hatchery. This bird has now been present in the same location since early May.The bird ranged from the entrance road toll booth north to the gray barn building. The bird moved frequently and was actively singing, but no evidence of breeding was observed. Otherwise, the birding was slow. No Acadian Flycatchers were noted, and only three Wood Pewees were recorded in a five mile walk. No migrant warblers were heard or seen.
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