It was much quieter at the reserve this morning and I really had to work to find birds but I had some success. Warblers were mostly singles being evasive.

A Great-crested FC was calling and showing well. Besides the expected woodpeckers, I had a male Hairy and a couple Pileateds in flight. Belted KF. Small flock of Cedar Waxwings with some juveniles.

Saw a begging White-eyed Vireo fledgling being fed by an adult. Must be a late brood and may explain why they are so vocal still.

Many catbirds. Peewees calling. Two E Phoebes.

Gray-cheeked Thrush perched up nicely. Lovely views of a Philadelphia Vireo. Field & Song Sparrows.

Warblers
Chestnut-sided
Nashville
Wilson’s
Am Redstart—2 males, did not see “Yellow” ones today
BT Green
BT Blue female
Magnolia
Com YT
N Parula

Peggy Wang
Granville
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