COBirders, The Blackburnian Warbler reported earlier was still around the parking area at the Beidlelman Environmental Center/Catamount Institute as of 7:00 p.m. this evening. Allan and Theresa Burns, Seetta Moss, Robb Hines were already there to help me find it. It was in the pines in the NE corner of the parking lot and then it flew to the SW corner above the creek and was foraging in the top of a cottonwood tree positioned between two Ponderosa Pine trees. Great Bird! Ken Pals Colorado Springs
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