Kent McFarland, George Clark, Ed Hack and I just had good views of a Dickcissel along the eastern loop of the trail around Runnemede, about 2/3 of the way to the gazebo. It was first seen in the dense goldenrods, then flew across the trail and perched in the prominent dead elm(?). It appeared to be a first-year male.   

Lots of Western Palm Warblers around. 

Chris

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