There was a nice variety of resident songbirds and grounded migrants this afternoon along the Mayhoffer-Singletree trail in Superior. https://ebird.org/hotspot/L2317659 The most interesting for me was a male blackpoll warbler, but there were also Swainson's thrushes and several flocks of spizella sparrows (mainly clay-colored). I saw several empids that I couldn't exactly identify, though one was probably a least, and the tail-dipping one was very likely a gray. Plus the usual chats, Bullock's orioles, and towhees.
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