Best Bird seen today at 1:00 PM was a Male Cerulean Warbler among a small flock of abundant Yellow-rumped Wablers on the Blue Trail at the end of the 4 Bridges. Yellow-rumped Wablers and Black and White Wablers the most numerous Wabler species. Also seen in lesser numbers were Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, N. Parula, Yellow, Palm, Ovenbird, Common Yellowthroat and Northern Waterthrush. Vireos were Blue-headed,Red-eyed, and Warbling. Singing Winter Wren was also observed. Wood Thrush was singing, Veery was observed but not vocal. Baltimore Oriole and Catbirds are back on territory. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher also seen.
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