Tilden and I paid a visit to the Cornell Community Gardens along Freese Road on Saturday morning (9:30-10:15 AM). Along the most-traveled path through the northern half, we found one LINCOLN'S SPARROW (Tilden's life bird - ten seconds of fine viewing), a FIELD SPARROW, several SAVANNAH SPARROWS, many SONG SPARROWS in all plumages, one TENNESSEE WARBLER, several COMMON YELLOWTHROATS, and a few INDIGO BUNTINGS. Flourishing tall weeds make walking and viewing much more difficult than in previous years, but not prohibitively so.
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