The bird was at Hinckley late this afternoon, viewed by David Allen and me on the backside trail and roughly between the ponds. There is a patch of oaks with a swarm of warblers feeding busily and mostly silently. 11 warbler species, plus an Indigo Bunting male. It felt like every other part of the park was deadly quiet. Full list here.
Thanks Richard for the heads up,
Craig K
On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 1:34 PM, Richard Garrigus <rgarrigus@meca.edu> wrote:
I raced home to get the word out on a GWWA seen at precisely 12:52 pm at Hinckley only to find out I wasn't the first to see it today! Oh well, still getting the word out. It was seen up high in the young oaks on the path that leads to the far end of the park through the utility cut. That path veers right into the trees before coming out again into the last meadow. The GWWA was on the right hand side halfway between the utility cut and the meadow.--Rose-breasted Grosbeak male singing, Willow Flycatcher, Bay-breasted Warbler among some of the other highlights.I'll be posting info to eBird later.Phenomenal day today!Richard Garrigus
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