Yes, the exact same tree that has hosted the Bay-breasted Warbler on Center Green Dr. since 11/7.
When I arrived to see the parula a little before 10am, it was pointed out to me that a Pine Warbler was also being seen. All three warbler species were being observed at the same time. I left around 11am and the BBWA was not seen for a while.
If there is no crowd when you get there, the Pine Warbler would stay still for awhile, then go back to feeding mostly in the top of the tree.
So I wonder what the record is for the most warbler species in one tree in the month of move?
Todd Deininger
Longmont, CO