I paid a couple of visits to Sapsucker Woods on Saturday morning, first alone
from 7:10 to 8:20 AM, and then again with my family from 11:30 to 12:45.
Migrant diversity was very good but not extraordinary for this time of the
season. I found MAGNOLIA, CHESTNUT-SIDED, BLACKBURNIAN,
I, too, was at Sapsucker Woods much of the morning, along with Ann Mitchell, Stuart Krasnoff, Gary Kohlenberg, and Paul Anderson. Those of us who stayed late enough to run into Mark family were directed first to a warbler flock containing most of the species he listed, and then to a Philadelphia
This BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER was present late Saturday, very close to the photo blind parking area, and the wildlife drive just past it. Look at Diana's beautiful photos. That's what Ann I saw, the best views ever of this species for either of us. Thanks, Diana Carol! The wildlife drive was open
