The Hawthorns were quiet, but the MOURNING WARBLER was singing at the end
of the ravine near the pond near the field with the fire hydrant when I
arrived at 7:45. It stopped by 8:00. Aside from the usual breeders, there
were two TENNESSEE WARBLERS singing and two BLACKPOLL WARBLERS, one singing
but invisible moving along the ravine from northeast to southwest and then
toward the recreation way. The other was very cooperative in the flowering
trees in front of the tennis center.
Near the ponds on Neimi Road I heard both WILLOW FLYCATCHER (from the
ponds) and ALDER FLYCATCHER (a little west of the ponds, from the other
side of the road). An Eastern Bluebird perched on the fence along with the
swallows.
Anne Marie Johnson
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