First - the Red Phalarope is still at Caesar creek. It’s staying near the piers
At the marina. Scope desired for here. It’s a good bird! I hope everyone
Gets a chance to see! I am surprised it’s sticking.

I was after missing Butler birds - YB Fly, Wilson’s warbler, BW warbler. No….
Was a bit slow this morning. Hopefully Monday better! I hit the Miami
University bird blind area first. Probably should have headed straight to
Hueston Woods! Now I know. Slow here. And by the time I got to Hueston
It was mid morning. Birds already slowing down. I had some migrants in
Various areas. BT Green, redstart, Maggie, Tennessee, killer looks at Phila.
Vireo. Etc. waxwings and Blue Jays were around everywhere in numbers. 

I had a field area loaded with butterflies. Had checkered skipper. That’s been 
Awhile.

I tried for the franklins gull - no success at the Hueston Woods beach. Caught
Up with it at the Sugar Camp fishing pier. Then decided to try for it in butler.
Back to the dam I went! Took awhile. I could only see it in flight. 201. 

Hit some College corner fields. Looking for collared dove and harrier. Nuttin….
Most fields still have crops. 

Good birding all. 

Sandra Keller

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