Not a lot of activity but I picked up a few FOS: Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Yellow-rumped Warbler (singing) & Swamp Sparrow, all at Dillon WA. I did not see the Trumpeter Swan pair there today but another birder who had been there a bit earlier did see them.

Toboso Wetlands
This was my first visit to this spot—just never got around to taking this trail but my interest was piqued by the ebird post of Prothonotary Warbler and Blue-headed Vireo. I did not see those, but had excellent looks at a calling and singing Louisiana Waterthrush and also saw a pair of E Phoebes working on a nest underneath one of the sandstone cliffs.

Dillon WA
BG Gnatcatcher FOS
YR Warbler FOS (saw one near Hoover in Jan)
Swamp Sparrow FOS
Song Sparrow
Juncos
E Towhee
E Phoebe
Tree Swallows
Wood Duck
Ring-necked Duck
Coot
Great Blue Heron
Belted KF
Pileated WP
Downy WP
Red-bellied WP
Sharp-shinned Hawk

Marie Hickey Trail
RC Kinglet 
Fox Sparrow
White-throated Sp
Song Sp
Junco
WB Nuthatch—odd bird: The black head had a lot of white while the throat had some black speckles
E Towhee
Hairy WP

Peggy Wang
Granville
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