As I was driving into Goddard (Greenbelt, PG) today, I heard a bird 
singing that I couldn't ID right away, so after parking my car, I walked 
back to where I had heard the singing, where there is little woodland, a 
couple of acres of big trees.  The bird turned out to be a Wood Thrush, 
singing phrases that I had never heard before (but quite beautiful).  As 
I was standing there listening to the thrush, I realized that there was 
a Cape May Warbler singing (well - squeaking), far above me directly 
overhead.  I listened to both for about 5 minutes, after which they 
seemed to move off in the same direction (where I couldn't follow), the 
thrush low, and the warbler still high in the trees.  Never saw either one.

There was a Red-eyes Vireo singing nearby - it stayed.

	Bob Hartman
	Colesville, MD