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Blacklick Metro Park
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Robt McNulty <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 18 May 2022 19:30:38 +0000
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Success seeing some warblers on the edges of the woods and in the picnic areas.Yellow throated warbler    American redstarts    Blackburnian warbler    Northern parulas    Bay breasted warblers   magnolia warbler     Common yellow throat (heard)    Black throated green warbler (heard)Tennessee warbler (heard)    Canada warbler (heard)    Ovenbird (heard)    American woodcock - flushed along the road into Lodge parking lotred eyed vireo    Rose breasted grosbeak    Wood thrush    Veery    Swainson's thrush    Barred owl    Summer tanagers    Scarlet tanager (heard)    ruby throated hummingbird    
We have fledgling eastern bluebirds in our backyard.   The red headed woodpecker joined the list of birds that eat pie crust.  The Swainson's thrush has been in our back yard since May 5.
Bob McNulty

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