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October 2015

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Sat, 24 Oct 2015 22:54:29 -0400
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Lake County Warblers
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There were three Orange-crowned Warblers working the edges of the boardwalk at Wake Robin Trail this morning. 
The Mentor Headlands dunes were hopping with several Orange-crowned Warblers  working the goldenrod, as well as Nashville, Tennessee, Yellowrumps, Wilsons, Blue-headed Vireo, Savannah and White-crowned Sparrows, E Towhee and a Winter Wren.

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