The bio reserve was full of feeding/flitting warblers and other migrants as well as some residents like White-eyed Vireos early this morning. Unfortunately, I had to leave to go to work but if anyone’s around Granville, you might want to check it out. 

I probably saw more birds Than I’ve ever seen there—it was almost like being in Cape May for a small fallout. More birds than I could get on especially w/thick foliage. 

I saw mostly the same warblers I’ve been seeing past couple days but in greater numbers. In addition and I had a Great-crested FC & a Brown Thrasher which was pretty cool. 

Catbirds were numerous.

Warblers 
Black-throated green Including one that was in almost in breeding plumage
Magnolia
Tennessee
American redstart, including a couple orange males
Black and white
Bay-breasted
Com YT
Nashville 

Scarlet Tanager female
Red-eyed Vireos 
E Peewees 
Empid sp

I’m hoping to head out Again this afternoon and hope that they’ll still be some warblers around.

Peggy Wang
Granville 
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