Did a quick round of Hawthorn, finding more birders than noteworthy birds: three yellow warblers; good numbers of white-throated and song sparrows skulking on the forest floor; house wren singing near the recway (FOY for me), and a chickadee continually singing the first part of its song followed by the second part of its call -- "cheese-deedee", if you will.
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