During this foggy, dreary week, if you happened to visit a parcel of land that included even a small patch of brushy growth here in the Lower Susquehanna River Watershed, you likely weren’t alone. Among the migrating songbirds grounded by the inclement weather were an abundance of these thicket-dwelling warblers—a species aptly named the Common Yellowthroat.
Get ready. The sun will show its glow in just a couple of days and when it does, bottled-up birds are going to make a run for it. Do plan to get out and have a look later this week.