A burst or two of brief sunshine finally reached the Winter Harbor area this morning. Our small birding group was rewarded with 52 species, 18 of which were warblers - and we did not see a Chestnut-sided Warbler. Northern Parula were most numerous, and we found single males of the following: Bay-breasted, Cape May, Blackpoll, Wilson's, Northern Waterthrush, Nashville, and Tennessee. We also counted 14 Common Loon and 1 Red-throated Loon migrating.
-- All before the wind gathered steam from the NW and brought a brief band of rain, again.
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