I have never in my life seen as many Palm Warblers as I did this morning at Milford Mill. 80, at least. And at least 20 Pine Warblers. The two species were mixed together in flocks of various sizes and most were on the ground. A good deal, too, of overall activity. A closeup of a red-tailed hawk eating a grackle.

Some of the nice birds:

Palm Warbler (80+, and some singing)
Pine Warbler (20+)
Louisiana Waterthrush (2, maybe 3, little singing, lots of chinking)
Yellow-Rumped Warbler (10+)
Black and White Warbler (1)
Yellow-Throated Warbler (1, and singing)

Brown Creeper (6)
Both Kinglets (good numbers of each, lots of wonderfull RC singing)
Sapsucker (2)
Red-Shouldered Hawk
Phoebe (7)
Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher (8)
Hermit Thrush (2)

All good birding,

Tim 

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