The first fall female Chestnut-sided Warbler continues to be seen in Washington Park in the same location as previously posted. It continues to be in a large warbler mixed lock of Townsend's, Yellow-rumps, Orange-crowned, and Wilson's. The only other migrants were White-crowned Sparrows, Chipping Sparrows and one Common Yellowthroat. Photos of the Chestnut-sided can be seen in the gallery below:
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