Yesterday I found two Lincoln's Sparrows in my brush pile. This morning I had at least three, possibly more at the playground on Boat Landing Road (great spot for sparrows in the fall). Another was present this morning at the Richmond Conservation Land, where I also encountered a nice flock of mixed migrants, among them, a Cape May Warbler. If interested, my whole list for this spot this morning is here:http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S31638481


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