The Mourning Warbler still present across from Tupelo was the highlight of the morning. Yellow-Rumped Warblers were everywhere, and Titmouse, Hermit Thrush, and Robins were numerous as well. There were a large number of Juncos on the lawn beneath Cedar Hill, and several Chipping Sparrows on the north side of the path up the hill (along with some Whte-Throateds and House Sparrows). Maintenance meadow had Song Sparrows, Catbirds, and a Phoebe. Several other Phoebes were around Tupelo, along with a Black-Throated Blue. There were 5 Wood Ducks (3 male, two female) in the Upper Lobe along with a quantity of Mallards, and a Red-Bellied Woodpecker just past Hunter's Gate.
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