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Index of Subjects Joan Czapalay's response about Mourning Warblers: Hi Lois, The Mourning Warbler arrives late (in June around my summer home in Port Greville) in NS. There are usually gone between Labour Day and mid-Sept.. It breeds in many locations in Cumb., Col., Hants counties and also in.Cape Breton. It is a VERY elusive warbler! At the nest areas (alder thickets with young birch, poplar and Mt ash) where I have found it, it is one quick "pop up" and that is it! Your neighbours were fortunate to see one. This warbler has a rich, repetitive, cheerful song on its territory. The mournful part must come from the black bib and all dark head. We saw only one on the Cape Chignecto field trip in late June. It was in a traditional location in Brookville. Joan Czapalay
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