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--0016368e1befbe12900494d01042 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Birders, The Yellow-throated Warbler was feeding in the pines at Point Pleasant Park from 12 to 1 PM along with the Eastern Palm Warbler. After PPP we took a run to Pleasant Hill Cemetary in Sackville. This spot is an amazing little stop. We only had 45 minutes to poke around, birds of note were an American Redstart, a male Pine Warbler and we managed a glimpse of the Townsend's Warbler. Much thanks to Clarence for leading us to the bird. The bird stays very low and is best located by listening for its chip note. Will have to go back to get real good looks at the bird as the only look today was of it popping down out of site. Cheers and good birding, Dominic Cormier Nicole Vella-Geldart --0016368e1befbe12900494d01042 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <div class=3D"gmail_quote">Birders,<br><br>The Yellow-throated Warbler was = feeding in the pines at Point Pleasant Park from 12 to 1 PM along with the = Eastern Palm Warbler.<br><br>After PPP we took a run to Pleasant Hill Cemet= ary in Sackville. This spot is an amazing little stop. We only had 45 minut= es to poke around, birds of note were an American Redstart, a male Pine War= bler and we managed a glimpse of the Townsend's Warbler. Much thanks to= Clarence for leading us to the bird. The bird stays very low and is best l= ocated by listening for its chip note. Will have to go back to get real goo= d looks at the bird as the only look today was of it popping down out of si= te.<br> <br>Cheers and good birding,<br><br>Dominic Cormier<br><br>Nicole Vella-Gel= dart<br><br> </div><br> --0016368e1befbe12900494d01042--
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