Hi COBirders, After a slow start this morning, things picked up. After the winds shifted from NW to SE, about 10:00, we started seeing more birds moving around, and caught the most birds. Observed GC Kinglet (unbanded), the RB Nuthatch, and warblers started arriving. HIghlights for the day: Nancy G (RMBO) banded FOS Least Flycatcher, FOS Orange-crowned Warbler males, M/F YR Warblers - (Audubon's and Myrtle, and an Intergrade male with Myrtle facial markings and a light yellow wash on the throat), more Blue Jays, House Wrens, Am Robins, and a SY male RW blackbird (actually orange-winged!) 18 new birds banded today. Visitors reported several good birds at the HQ, like WF Ibis, Am Bittern, and a greater variety of warblers than at the banding station.
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