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Hi all, I must have checked the pines along the Lower Parking lot just moments after Gisele d'Entremont and Bruce Doucette saw a Yellow-throated, a Palm, and Yellow-rumped Warblers there, and while I only saw a couple of those, I can add a very bedraggled-looking Blackpoll Warbler. It's very neat how much stuff can hide in those few trees -- they're well worth checking, especially since the Yellow-throated Warbler, which was very vocal and doing lots of big flights, was the easiest to find. Crows up the gully that heads west directly opposite the pine were hassling a Barred Owl in dense spruces well off the trails, and there were lots of robins and 2 cardinals at Ft Ogilvie. Cheers, Andy Horn Halifax
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