This morning several folks saw a BREWSTER'S WARBLER in the Azalea 
Collection at the National Arboretum.  The bird was seen in the medium height 
trees at the base of the hill opposite the south-west most parking area on the 
road circling the azaleas.  The bird looked quite similar to Sibley's Brewster's 
except there was almost no gold in the wings and there was a wash of gold on 
the breast right below the throat.  It was singing the Blue-Winged song.

Max Wilson
Kensington, Montgomery County, MD
mercretas AT hotmail.com