Ontbirds subscribers,
The overnight and pre-dawn showers resulted in a pretty good fallout of
warblers at Thickson's Woods this morning.
Highlights have been a singing Worm-eating Warbler in the northwest section of
the woods, a singing Louisiana Waterthrush that started out at the south end of
the woods and gradually moved toward the northeast corner of the woods, three
singing Northern Waterthrush, and a Yellow-billed Cuckoo flushed on the east
side of the first road that runs north off Crystal Beach Boulevard.
So far, 24 species of warblers have been found and there has been a new influx
of orioles and Scarlet Tanagers. The skies have now cleared and it is sunny and
quickly warming up here.
Good birding,
Glenn Coady
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