I met Laura Stenzler at the Lab of Ornithology and we birded the first part of Wilson Trail from l:00 to 1:30. Other than the usual suspects seen, we had a nice flock of warblers including Magnolia, Black-throated Green, Tennessee, Wilson's, a female Redstart, and a singing Common Yellow-throat. There was also at least one Red-eyed Vireo, a singing Warbling Vireo, and a Red-breasted Grosbeak. Not bad for 1/2 hour of birding. Good birding, Ann
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