I started out for a walk around Beebe Lake, but made it no farther than the woods just to the east of the Human Ecology Building. A chestnut-sided was singing loudly in the trees. In addition viewing the chestnut-sided, I also saw a black-throated blue and Blackburnian, which was a lifer for me. :) I could hear a Yellow Warbler singing near the knoll, but couldn't find it. There was an additional greenish/yellowish warbler, but I didn't get enough of a look to identify it.
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