mourning warbler at Cromwell Valley Park

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Dear all,

Saturday morning at Cromwell Valley Park, I had an enjoyable few hours.  I 
caught two Cromwell "specialties:" blue grosbeak and bobolink.  Warblers 
included a Kentucky (who kept singing and kept sneaking just out of range of 
my binoculars), a most accomodating Wilson's, a singing northern 
waterthrush, and a mourning warbler!  (I have not seen a mourning warbler in 
years!  I'm glad for the unusual numbers being seen this year.)  The warbler 
was singing ("Torrey, Torrey, Torrey" - but no "Webeeoh").  I was thrilled.  
It was compensation, in small measure, for not being able to attend the MOS 
convention.

Don Burggraf
Baltimore
dburggraf@hotmail.com


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