Posted by Robin Diaz on April 20, 2001 at 14:40:10:
There is a female/immature MacGillivrays Warbler at A.D.Barnes Park. I first saw the bird at 12:15 PM where it foraged midlevel in an oak. It then went to some Saw Palmetto where it vocalized with a fairly loud, insistent chip. I relocated it up higher near a Worm-eating Warbler in some dead pine needles. It kept going higher into the oak. It did not vocalize when it was in the oak.
As you enter the Nature Center trail, stay to the west (closest to the street) and go toward the boardwalk. I had it for 4-5 minutes just NW of the shelter. Although it looks dull, all the field marks for MacGillivrays are there and the white eye arcs are prominent.