The Warbler is still around as of 12:30 PM when I left it. Now in its ninth day at this location, it's important to know that this bird is now covering a lot more ground, and should be looked for around the streams at the south end of the park as well as areas within A.J. Hendrickson Park, which is just to the south over Hendrickson Ave. When I found it today, it was hawking insects on a private residence at the eastern side of A.J. Hendrickson Park, fairly close to Hendrickson Ave. Ultimately, it returns to it's favorite place, which is around the wooden bulkheads where the 2 streams connect at the south end of VSSP. Bobby Berlingeri Elmont, N.Y. --
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