This morning, I awoke to the song of a Kentucky warbler in my yard in Normanna
Twp. I know this doesn't seem possible, but after searching on and off for
about a half hour, getting only a fleeting glance because it was skulking in
deep vegetation, I played a recorded call. It responded immediately, but I
still could not see it!! It was right in front of me. How frustrating. I ran
out of time and had to get to work. The call was not that of a ovenbird or a
Carolina wren. I'll try again to find it when I get home, but it was on the
move, last I heard it.
Another nice sighting was a Black-throated Blue warbler. I both heard and saw
this bird in a hardwood forest in Normanna twp.
Molly ThompsonDuluth, MN
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