Hi again,
a second look through the trees behind our apartment building produced a
few additional warblers, like a singing Wilson's, several
Black-and-whites, Blackpolls (both males and females), and Cedar Waxwings.

I have rarely experienced such an intense warbler activity throughout the
entire day.

Frode Jacobsen
Baltimore, MD


> Yesterday brought in a wave of cedar waxwings.
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>
>
> Today we were treated to (at 12 noon so I don't think sleeping in made a
> difference for the prior Baltimore poster) 2 beautiful male Scarlet
> tanagers
> in a wild cherry tree in our front yard.  I believe those 2 birds
> converted
> a neighbor into a bird watcher.  We were just sitting there talking and in
> they came, about 10 feet up in the wild cherry tree.  Excellent views for
> about 15 minutes.  She was blown away to say the least.
>
>
>
> Additional birds:
>
> Seen/heard:
>
> Worm eating warbler
>
> Black throated greens
>
> Hooded warbler (first ever in the yard)
>
> Catbird
>
>
>
> Seen:
>
> Swainson's thrush
>
>
>
> Heard:
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> Black throated blue
>
> Blackpoll
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> Northern parula
>
>
>
> We may have heard a blackburnian warbler but cannot confirm-may be wishful
> imagination.
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>
>
> Cylburn arboretum:
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> Scarlet tanager
>
> Common yellowthroat
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>
> What a day!
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>
>
> W. Olsson
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> Baltimore, MD
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