On an Alula Birding & Natural History Tours trip earlier today to Fort Totten we had a pretty birdy day in the forest and scrub areas around the ruins of the fort. Highlights included two rose-breasted grosbeaks, eight scarlet tanagers, and killer views of a single philadelphia vireo and nashville warbler. Redstarts were the most numerous warbler......also had parula, black & white, and magnolia.
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