At the risk of losing all credibility, I'd like to report a MacGillivray's Warbler that I saw at Wakefield Park this morning. I was birding with Edna Aaron and Larry Cartwright along the powerline cut that has been good for Connecticut and Mourning Warblers this fall. We were on the west side of the cut a short distance south of the tennis courts. There are willow thickets in the cut in this area. A few birds flew from the cut into a tree on the edge of the woods. One of them was an early junco. I was able to lock onto the other bird for about a second and clearly saw the gray hood, large broken eye ring, and green on the back. I've seen dozens of MacGillivray's out west and was sure of the ID. But I must admit that I was a bit reluctant to call it out until the others saw it, too. Unfortunately, the bird flew immediately and neither Edna nor Larry were able to get a good look at it. Mike Collins Annandale, Virginia collins@ram.nrl.navy.mil