When I got down to the Ithaca City golf course this evening (6:30-7:15), it was raining lightly but steadily, and I could not locate the Yellow-throated Warbler by sight or song. A loose group of 10+ YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS, with several singing, were moving around the sycamores and foraging in the rain over Fall Creek. I did hear several distinct songs from a CERULEAN WARBLER, though, coming from Renwick Woods across the creek. A silent Western PALM WARBLER appeared with the Yellow-rumps, and an AMERICAN REDSTART and WOOD THRUSH were also audible from Renwick.
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