I must have just missed Chris in the Hawthorn's where I meandered from about 0845 to 1000 h. Most of the same birds for me including the singing WIlson's Warbler in the north central part of the tract. I can add a Black-throated Blue Warbler male singing briefly and a Red-eyed Vireo both on the slope to the ravine where I also had eye-level views of the Great-crested Flycatcher.
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