Date:         Fri, 14 Mar 2003 12:11:10 -0500
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From:         Brad_Bergstrom <bergstrm@VALDOSTA.EDU>
Subject:      Ovenbird, White-eyed Vireos
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Heard a singing Ovenbird this morning at Grassy Pond, SW of Lake Park,
about 3 miles from the FL line.

Having not heard any locally before today, suddenly, White-eyed Vireos and
Northern Parulas are here and are indeed "everywhere."  Whereas in most
past winters, a few WE Vireos would stay the winter and even sing, this
winter was exceptional in that I heard none.  I'm kind of surprised not to
have heard Great-crested Flycatchers this morning, as they normally show
up en masse about this time.

I've also been hearing Yellow-rumped Warblers sing, for about the past 10
days, along with Ruby-crowned Kinglets.

Brad
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