Today about 5:15 I watched at least one Magnolia Warbler (saw it more than once) feeding on insects in small Elms near a creek. This is my latest date to see one at the golf course (I also saw one at noon yesterday in the same area). Small Elms (only 10 feet tall with small trucks) hold onto their leaves much longer in the fall than large trees. I think this attracts insects to small trees later into the fall. On top of that you do not get warbler neck looking at them! David Stone The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tn. Hamilton Co.