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Bruce Simpson <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 20 Jun 2020 04:51:52 -0400
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I visited this area 6 times lately Seeing more young Foraging or being fed by parents 

Young
 Warblers 
  Worm-eating
     A young popped up very close to me We just looked at each other Suddenly I heard chipping An adult was also close to me chipping rapidly 
 I moved closer and the bird backed up while still giving me a great look The bird kept backing up as I followed it Suddenly the chipping stopped and the bird disappeared
  The adult Worm-eating was luring me away from its young
Pine-young fed by female
A Redstart-female, male
Hooded-male
Blue-winged--male
Yellow-male fed young 
Prairie-fluttering feathers to be fed by adults
Carolina Wren
E Towhee

Hawks
 Red-tailed
 Red-shouldered 
 Sharpie-hunting

Woodpeckers
 Pileated
 Red-headed 
 Flicker
 Hairy

Songbirds 
 Oriole's
  Baltimore
  Orchard
Vireos-all except PHVI
Cuckoos-both
Tanagers
 Scarlet
 Summer
Great Crested Flycatcher
Herons
  G B
  Green
Yellow-breasted Chat

Black-throated Blue Warbler- has been singing in this area for over a month 

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 


Sent from my iPhone
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