Bob Thobaben and I caught another Mourning Warbler at Spring Valley Wildlife
Area yesterday morning.  This is the second bird of this species we have
netted in as many days.  This banding location is further north than the
station we were working on Wednesday when we caught the first Mourning
Warbler.   We also had a female Chestnut-sided Warbler in the nets, and
number of other warbler species singing in the area.

I have pictures and will post them on my blog later today.  A formatively
annotated, interactive map is available
here<http://local.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=104411027825639848188.000001122ac16c15e5b0c&ll=39.573476,-84.017472&spn=0.022858,0.033088&z=15>.
I say "formerly annotated" because when Google upgraded the imagery
recently, they apparently trashed my annotations.  I'll try to restore them
today.

Cheers,

Bob



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