Since there are a number of field trips taking place in the area over the 
weekend, I thought I would update folks on what is being seen.  Today I had 16 
species of warbler between the two above locations.  This was not exceptional, 
but I missed a number of birds that were reported by others. An additional six 
species were reported.  The highlights of the day for Arlene Borko and I were a 
male CAPE MAY WARBLER at the Nature Trail Bashakill and ORCHARD ORIOLES at at 
least three locations in the valley (Nature Trail, Orchard, Linear Park). All 
of the breeding species of marsh birds are already on territory.  Common 
Moorhen is exactly that. American Bittern is easily found on Haven Road and 
fortunately, a few Pied-billed Grebes are around and starting breeding behavior 
after several years absence due to flooding.  Hope you all have a birdy 
weekend. John Haas

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