New this morning at Hawthorn Orchard was a Tennessee warbler (possibly
two), singing rather less incessantly than "normal", along with several
Nashvilles, Blackburnian, Black-and-white, Blue-Winged, Magnolia, Yellow,
and a quietly singing Canada Warbler first heard by Chris T-H in the
ravine. All this was around the Northeast entrance to the woods.

The orchards remain "quiet but non-empty" as it has been all this week.
Here's hoping for fallout tomorrow or Saturday.

Suan

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