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A Brewster Warbler was singing near the bench along the north side of the Bluffs Trail off Lane Road.  Brewster is a hybrid between blue and golden-winged warblers, so check out every blue-winged song, which this bird was singing.

Also of note mourning warbler, yellow-breasted chat, olive - sided, alder, and yellow-bellied flycatchers.  So far 18 species of warblers.

John Pogacnik

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