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I stopped by the park on my lunch break and found what I'm convinced was Mourning Warbler. It stayed near the ground by the edge of the paved path, right where the paved part of trail splits. The bird had a broken eye-ring; a yellow throat, breast, and belly; a gray cap; greenish-brown back and wings; and a green tail. Good to see, as I missed this bird in the spring!
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