Agree with Russ And Bill on this subject and as I stated on another post this consideration should include keeping birding groups to a couple or several people and not "social outings" on these sensitive species. It's as bad as playback if not worse.
This has been a "Cerulean Year" as I have another breeding pair just above the Mason Dixon line near Hanover. I have heard several in the Michaux State Forest too. If you want to hear Ceruleans in numbers just visit the Thompson WMA in VA near Front Royal. It has been a Trillium and Cerulean Spring there!
Jim
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