The GLAUCOUS GULL found by Bill Stanley is now at the south beach. It
flies back and forth from the beach to a sand spit to the west of
beach.

After everyone left, and while studying the gull, I noticed an
unrecognized chip note from the brush on the west side of the beach
parking lot. The bird flew right in front of me, revealing a very
yellow, tail pumping, eastern (yellow) PALM WARBLER (Dendroica
palmarum hypochrysea). It was on the ground some, but mostly stayed in
the low weeds. It flew onto the short grass to forage, then flew out
of sight to the east.

Pics of Gull will be posted to:

http://donaldthebirder.blogspot.com/

Don Morse Jr
New Richmond, OH

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