Beginner bird walk at sapsucker woods this morning saw three loons flying over quite low over the parking lot, about three dozen rusty blackbirds moving across the road in waves, stopping atop some trees only long enough to frustrate my scoping attempts, a pine warbler in the woods pointed out to us by a couple of other birders who also alerted us to a palm warbler by the feeder blind, which perched wagging its tail briefly looking quite yellow before moving on. Three sapsuckers, two males and one female, danced around a tree right in front of us, while many many ruby-crowned kinglets we're singing and flitting about giving great eye level looks quite close.
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