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Posted by Robin Diaz on April 14, 2004 at 16:44:51:

There are numerous warblers in Cape Florida so RJ must be right about Key West. Liz Golden and I made a quick survey late yesterday and by this morning more birds had arrived.

Northern Parula (6)
Cape May (54)
Black-throated Blue (7)
Prairie (39)
Palm (19)
Black-and-white (14)
American Redstart (15)
Worm-eating (12)
Northern Waterthrush (2)
Common Yellowthroat (11)
Yellow-breasted Chat (1)

Also: 2 Chuck-will's-widow, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Black-whiskered Vireo, Chimney Swifts and Barn Swallows.

At Crandon Beach, 1 American Golden-Plover remains and there were 19 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, including 5 adults.

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: There are numerous warblers in Cape Florida so RJ must be right about Key West. Liz Golden and I made a quick survey late yesterday and by this morning more birds had arrived. : Northern Parula (6) : Cape May (54) : Black-throated Blue (7) : Prairie (39) : Palm (19) : Black-and-white (14) : American Redstart (15) : Worm-eating (12) : Northern Waterthrush (2) : Common Yellowthroat (11) : Yellow-breasted Chat (1) : Also: 2 Chuck-will's-widow, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Black-whiskered Vireo, Chimney Swifts and Barn Swallows. : At Crandon Beach, 1 American Golden-Plover remains and there were 19 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, including 5 adults.

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