My morning walk through the Ramble had four warbler species and a couple of other points of interest: Two American Redstarts, a Black-and-White Warbler, a Yellow Warbler, and a Northern Waterthrush, all around the Gill just north of Azalea Pond, along with a Warbling Vireo; Another Yellow Warbler was nearby at Evodia, and another Redstart at Tupelo Meadow. In the field in front of the Rustic Shelter was a singing House Wren along with another Warbling Vireo and another Black-and-White Warbler. Finally, a Least Flycatcher was around the big willow at the Upper Lobe, and of course all the usual residents were present in numbers.
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