Mark Linardi, of Northern Shrike fame, had good looks at a Connecticut 
Warbler this morning around 8:15 at Cromwell Valley Park (Baltimore 
Co., Cromwell Bridge Rd). It was at the start of the "Lime Kiln 
Trail."

From the Willow Farm parking lot (the second entrance to the park) it 
was about 1/4 mile east along the the Mine Bank Trail (streamside), 
then around to the left on the "Lime Kiln Trail." The warbler was in 
the brushy area with yellow flowers (wingstem) about even with the 
front of the first kiln but on the left side of the trail.

Mark called me, and 4 of us abandoned Milford Mill shortly after 
starting. Despite looking all morning, at the appropriate spot and 
nearby, we did not see the Connecticut except for a few glimpses of a 
skulking shadow in the brush just where Mark first saw it.

Other than that warblers were pretty scarce, mainly a few Magnolias, a 
Chestnut-sided and a Yellowthroat or two. At Milford Mill there were 
two Blackburnian Warblers, one of which was very bright and 
well-marked, Chestnut-sided, Canada, and several Baltimore Orioles, 
one of them almost Scarlet Tanager red.

Steve Sanford
Randallstown, Baltimore County
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