I had a male Blackpoll Warbler at 7 p.m., Monday, May 7, in almost exactly the same spot at Erwin Fishery Park, Unicoi County, TN, where I had a male Blackpoll on the morning of Sunday, May 6.
I am supposing the bird may be the same individual, lingering a few days during migration. Again, the bird offered great views. The bird has been foraging both times and I have not detected any singing. It has been wonderful getting such good views of a warbler I had previously seen on only a few occasions.
I also saw five Wood Ducks and one Green Heron.At home, I had a male and female Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at the feeders before leaving for work this morning, extending by yet another day their stay.
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