Warblers, flock. UnID. Thursday

[BARBARA P HERRGESELL]

Friend in outer Springvale reported a flock of warblers in her apple tree this am. She couldn’t ID all, but one Black and White, one possible Blackburnian, otters, and a lot of drab ones, possibly juvs?
I had a Yellow Warbler (why I always use caps) in my lilac bush yesterday.

Migration or just food hunting?
Barbara
Sanford
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Everyone has a soul. David Brooks.

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[BARBARA P HERRGESELL]

No otters.  “Others” and I always edit. Missed it. 
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Everyone has a soul. David Brooks. 

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Date: August 27, 2020 at 11:27:25 AM EDT
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Subject: [Maine-birds] Warblers, flock. UnID.  Thursday
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Friend in outer Springvale reported a flock of warblers in her apple tree this am. She couldn’t ID all, but one Black and White, one possible Blackburnian, others, and a lot of drab ones, possibly juvs?  

I had a Yellow Warbler (why I always use caps) in my lilac bush yesterday.

Migration or just food hunting?
Barbara
Sanford
~~~~~~~~~~~~

Everyone has a soul. David Brooks.

Sent from my iPhone

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