I visited this area June 7th through June 10th
 I had the 19 Breeding Warblers plus 2 Migrant Warblers The NOWA and CAWA The CAWA has been present for weeks and has been singing They like disturbed Conifers which are in this area
 I have seen very few young As observed by many Birders this spring, the Breeding cycle has been late
  Some birds were more active this week like the CERW and YTWA
  Some birds were less active like the NOPA and OVEN
 At one point an OVEN popped up and was leading us away from it’s nest
  Also I flushed a Whip-poor-will The bird flew a few feet and perched on a small tree trunk Then it repeated this behavior The bird stayed perched for a long time I knew there were young around but I could not locate them after a brief look As I walked away the bird was still perched

Carrying Food (CF)
INBU
BTNW-green caterpillar 
NOCA

Young
HOWA-male and female 
INBU
KEWA 
REVI
EABL

Hawks
Red-tailed 
Cooper’s 
Sharpie 

Vireos-4

Tanagers 
Scarlet 
Summer 

Cuckoos 
Yellow-billed
Black-billed

Flycatchers 
Great Crested
Acadian
E Phoebe 

Woodpeckers 
Red-headed 
Pileated
Flicker

Sparrows 
E Towhee
Song
Field

Whip-poor-will
Wood Thrush 
E Kingbird
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 
Yellow-breasted Chat
Killdeer
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Bluebird
N Mockingbird 
Wood Duck

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 
Sent from my iPhone
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