Notable species at Cromwell Valley Regional Park this morning were a BLUE-WINGED WARBLER (first heard, then seen and photographed) and a BALTIMORE ORIOLE.
The warbler was at the east end of Minebank Trail as it goes uphill away from the stream. The oriole was at the other end of Minebank. It flew into a tall tree, vocalized for a few moments, and then flew to the east.
There were more EASTERN KINGBIRDS, WARBLING VIREOS, and YELLOW WARBLERS than yesterday. Others reported Orchard Orioles but we did not see them today.
Leslie Starr & Joe Turner
Baltimore
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