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I did a short walk yesterday and a much longer one today which included part of the Norpell woods section where there is older growth. Slightly different birds today vs yesterday.
Birding continues to be quiet and I haven’t seen or heard anything unexpected. I have not heard the Prairie Warblers for perhaps 10 days or so but I remember them going silent about this time last year.
Warblers
Com YT
KY (h)
Yellow (h yesterday, not today)
Blue-winged (h yesterday)
N Parula (h today only)
Ovenbird (h today, Norpell)
Chat—putting on a good show today at eye level
Red-eyed & White-eyed Vireos
FCs
Pewee
E Phoebe
Acadian
Baltimore Oriole female
YB Cuckoo (h today only)
Scarlet Tanager (h today only Norpell)
Indigo Bunting
Wood Thrush (h)
Barn Swallow
Tree Swallow
Great Blue Heron
Green Heron
Wood Ducks—same 2 hens, one w/2 & other w/5 ducklings
A juv Red-shouldered hawk was flying over my backyard this morning. Chimney Swifts, orioles along bike path this evening.
Happy Summer Solstice!
Peggy Wang
Granville
Sent from my iPad
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