Good morning, I walked around the Park Preserve (Dryden) this morning from 9 - 10 am. Pretty quiet most of the time, but I did come across a few migrants. Along the west edge, 2 MAGNOLIA WARBLERS; at the entrance to the trail to the lean-to, a PHILADELPHIA VIREO (quite low in the tree, very yellow, good look at the dark lores) and a BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER; and one NASHVILLE WARBLER along the Blue trail, just before it goes into the evergreens. Plus numerous COMMON YELLOW-THROATS, 3 TOWHEES, SONG SPARROWS, GOLDFINCHES and lots of BLUE JAYS flying over in groups of 2-8. Earlier in the morning we had a BLACK and WHITE WARBLER at our house. Happy birding! Laura
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