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It was a lovely day to be out and about bird watching. David Walmark, Pat Gladman and I had a nice bunch of stuff with one Baltimore oriole female which perched atop a tree at Crescent Beach, Lun. Co. and then flew off over the ocean. The next good bird was a gray-cheeked thrush, which was at the end of the Wolfe Gut Road, Bush Island. While visiting Sylvia Fullerton, at Broad Cove, David noted a warbler in the bushes along the edge of the field. We all went out and it turned out to be an orange-crowned warbler. In total we observed two orange-crowned warblers foraging together along the edge of the field. James R. Hirtle Dublin Shore
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