I once again stayed fairly close to home this morning with a few stops before heading back home to be with Wilson. I was out before sunrise and made a few stops in Belchertown and Ware with my longest stop at Quabbin Park. Before I even left the house I got a singing Louisiana Waterthrush along Jabish Brook (I had not heard one at home since mid May!). The highlight for the morning was a Cerulean Warbler at Quabbin Park that was singing a parula like song in an area away from the spot I have had Cerulean Warbler on and off since May 22nd (there are recordings on the bird in the Quabbin Park eBird list linked above). When I first heard the bird I honestly expected to see a parula when I finally got a look at it but instead it was a Cerulean Warbler. Always fun to run across unusual sounding individuals. Overall for the morning I had a dozen species with lots of evidence of successful breeding with adults carrying food and a few juveniles around. No sign of the Lawrence's Warbler during my time in the park this morning but I suspect it is still around the area somewhere.
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