Livingston County birding

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I had several mildly interesting birds while birding in Livingston County  
this morning. A Hooded Warbler was singing in the Island Lake Recreation Area.  
To find this bird, enter the park off Kensington Road and turn right just past 
 the entrance booth. Proceed several miles, passing Spring Mill Pond, until 
you  see a sign that reads "Organization Campground". The bird was singing on 
the  left side of the main road just where it intersects the road to the 
campground.  If you go too far, you'll cross some railroad tracks.
 
I heard 2 Acadian Flycatchers in the Brighton Recreation Area. One was in  
the Horseman's Campground, which is reached by turning west into the Recreation  
Area from Chilson Road. The other one was just east of the Bishop Lake 
Complex,  which is along Bishop Lake Road east of Chilson Road (not too far from the 
 renowned Townsend's Solitaire spot).
 
I heard a Cerulean Warbler in the Bishop Lake Complex itself. Enter the  
complex and turn left past the entrance booth. It was singing just before the  
road splits to Family Cabins and Organizational Camping.
 
Darlene Friedman
Novi



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