As Peder Svingen has recently posted, there has been a good variety of
warblers at Park Point in Duluth, and they were still present this
morning, Sept 12. In all, 25 species were seen, including at least 3
Connecticuts and a Pine Warbler. Including rarities, there are 26
species which regularly migrate through Duluth, and Black-throated
Blue was the only one not seen today.
All were seen between Southworth Marsh and the old bath house building
in the Recreation Area, except the Pine Warbler which was in the pine
stand south of the Sky Harbor Airport runway. (Pine Warbler was the
lone species not previously posted by Peder.) I personally saw 22
species today, missing Golden-winged, Orange-crowned, and Ovenbird
which were seen by other birders.
Kim Eckert
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