Kentucky Warbler & Worm-eating Warbler--Berrien co--22 May

[Jonathan Wuepper]

Hi--

Sorry for late report, but I pulled this off a birding website. It may still 
be of interest to birders:
[by Terry Kikendall]

"Jon,

I spotted the KENTUCKY WARBLER from the ridge path [Warren Woods State Park] 
on Saturday May 22 around 8 AM shortly after entering the woods from Warren 
Woods Road.  The bird was fairly high in the trees where the ridge bends 
sharply to the right.  No song, I spotted its movement and lucked out 
getting a good look when it stopped briefly on an open branch.

I got the WORM-EATING WARBLER on Sunday May 23 around 8:30 AM.  It was 
located on Wishhart Path [road runs through Grand Mere State Park] toward 
the end of the road (past the barren dune opening and before the 
turnaround).  The "Wormie" was located near a pullout on the east side of 
the road which can be identified by following the trail leading into the 
woods a short distance where it tees with another trail.  Look to the left 
at this tee about 20 yards or so and there is a "5 Mile" marker post.   Also 
a SCARLET TANAGER hanging around the area (observed the evening of the 22nd 
and still there on the 23rd.)


Take care,
Terry "

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