Date: 9/26/26 10:30 am
From: Jason Vassallo via groups.io <jason.vassallo...>
Subject: [SanDiegoRegionBirding] Morning at Fort Rosecrans Cemetery 9/26
A Blackpoll Warbler that I found yesterday continued today in the same tree (32.6859771, -117.2432174). This morning, it was also joined by a Magnolia Warbler! Maybe they will linger a little longer.

I also found an American Redstart in the wide Eucalyptus here (32.6880508, -117.2442035).

With other regular migrants plus a Common Yellowthroat, I had 10 species of warblers in total.

There were two Tropical Kingbirds along the west side this morning, maybe a new addition to the continuing bird that has been in the SE, or maybe two new individuals.

Jason Vassallo


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