Best news is this is a great year for TROUT LILLIES. All along the road. I prefer them to the masses of white trilliums which should be out in force by this weekend. Bird news: other than about 10 OVENBIRDS, I found no other warblers there. And most activity took place before 0830; very quiet after. The only bird I haven't seen mentioned yet was a singing YELLOW-THROATED VIREO. BROAD-WING back on territory. First VEERY(quiet) seen. Steve FastBrooktondale --
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