Having seen the posts about the Armitage Road PROTHONOTARY WARBLER,
Marianne Ludwigsen and I pursued the bird this morning around 11.  A male
gave us great views, including one on a low stump in front of us.  He moved
across the road to the top of a sign, then to a post on another where he
appeared to be eating something on the back of that sign.  He went to the
back of a third sign where another PROTHONOTARY joined him. They
disappeared together.

The CERULEANS were in top vocal form, but we did not see any.

Other birders at the spot told us that an S.U. professor had earlier pulled
in with a caravan of cars.  Twenty students were told there would be extra
credit if they could find the PROTHONOTARY.  They spotted it almost
immediately, since the bird was right there beside the road.  One wonders
just how many got the credit.

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