I spent some time before the rain this morning in the NE corner of the
Hawthorns. New for me was a conspicuous PHILADELPHIA VIREO singing
loudly for over ten minutes. There were numerous TENNESSEE WARBLERS,
at least 3 BLACKPOLL WARBLERS, 2 NASHVILLES, 1 MAGNOLIA 1 REDSTART and
several Yellows & Common Yellowthroats. Two Ruby-throated Hummingbirds
were feeding among the apple blossoms.
Bob McGuire
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