Warblers were abundant at Beaver Creek Valley this afternoon with the most numerous being Am. Redstarts (everywhere you looked), Yellow Warblers and Magnolias. 10 species in all but few Yellow-Rumps and no Palms. One lone Blue-Winged sang in the brush at the north end of the main parking lot. There were a number of Veeries (Veerys?) along the main creek trail and a Wood Thrush singing right across from the colorful Beaver Creek Valley State Park sign as you descend into the valley. Jeanne Tanamachi
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