I stopped at the Wetlands for an hour on the way to work this morning (okay, it was actually closer to an hour and a half). Highlight was a Cape May Warbler foraging back in the boardwalk area. There was also a single vocalizing Rusty Blackbird in that area. Two White-eyed Vireos were observed collecting nest material and then disappearing into the thicket that faces the meadow between the two observation blinds on the pond. Grace Suttle found another Blue-gray Gnatcatcher nest in the same area in one of the trees along the main trail. Acadian Flycatchers were saying "peeet-za", and we had a flyover by a Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
Good birding,
Lewis
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