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In the 38 years that I have visited Magee in early May, today was the lowest warbler count ever for me. If you like Yellow Warblers there were tons. Others were Palm, Yellow-rumped, Common Yellowthroat. It was still spectacular with great views of 2 Sandhill Cranes, a Red-headed woodpecker, close up views of 3 Green Heron in one place together and 4 Vireo species (Red-eyed, Blue-headed, Yellow-throated, and Warbling). Go and enjoy!
Jim Tomko
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