A phone call from Bob Anderson today alerted me to a Palm Warbler of the western subspecies at Lido Preserve. The warbler was hanging out in the garden walking around pumping its tail and keeping out of the wind. A short detour to Point Lookout had us looking through a large flock of Common Eiders where a single female. King Eider was found near the western most jetty/groyne diving and feeding on mussels. The flock flew, split up and the King Eider could not be refound and the wind and cold drove us off the beach. Robert A. Proniewych
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