We birded early on the St Lawrence and Atlantic RR roadbed (New Gloucester) , down to the big marsh. Three of us put a lot of effort into finding continuing Blue-winged Warblers, but dipped. They just didn't perform today.
Other highlights included Olive-sided Fly, and Alder.\, Willow, Least Flies, as well as Phoebes and E Kingbirds.
12 spp. of warblers, including singing Wilson's Warbler.
4 Sandhill Cranes; including two that flew in high, then turned and split for parts unknown.
The American Bittern in the roadside wetlands near the start did his show, and 3 other Va. Rails also did their thing.
Also lots of bobolink activity and Rosy Gros singing and chasing.
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