I stand corrected. Actually located a nice singing male TOWNSEND'S WARBLER just now (~10am, Sat., 17 Jun.'23) in roughly the same spot I thought I'd heard a Black-throated Gray earlier. This guy is giving two songs, the typical quick, buzzy, high pitched song as well as a slower, clearer version I had confused for the Black-throated Gray - just occurred to me I should have tested Merlin out to see what the algorithm returned, maybe later. As I indicated in my previous post, this guy is about a half block north of Huston Park on Alcott St. (SW Denver, Denver Co.). If you'd like more information, please let me know separately.
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