Visited area Sept 7-11 Had good activity each day At least 4 flocks per day One day 6 Warblers Two days 8 Warblers One day 14 Warblers and One day 15 Warblers 

Warblers 
MAWA
BLBW
YTWA
BBWA
PIWA
TEWA
AMRE
OVEN
BAWW 
CSWA
CAWA
NOPA
BTNW
WIWA-one was a young male Singing
OCWA
NOWA
BLPW
MOWA- mature male
COYE
BTBW

Vireos 
REVI
WAVI
PHVI
YTVI
BHVI

Flycatchers 
EAWP
LEFL
ACFL

Thrushes 
EABL
WOTH
SWTH
GCTH

Woodpeckers 
PIWO
RHWO
HAWO
NOFL

Raptors 
Osprey 
RTHA
BAEA- 2 adults were chasing a third adult out of their territory-Very VOCAL

Swallows
BASW
TRES

Ruby-throated Hummingbird 
Double-crested Cormorant 
Wrens
Carolina 
House
GB Heron
Scarlet Tanager 
Spotted Sandpiper 
G Catbird 
B Thrasher
I Bunting 
Caspian Tern
G Egret
Blue- gray Gnatcatcher 
C Waxwing- hundreds- all over park
Rose-breasted Grosbeak- eat Hop Hornbeam seeds 
E Towhee 
C Sparrow
H Finch

Feeding Activity 
Black Walnut-good place to find Cuckoos 
Hickory 
Virginia Creeper berries
Grapes
Honey Locust

Monarchs-daily

Magical Moment
  Spent 50 minutes in one spot There were so many Caterpillars, as the Fraz ( caterpillar poop) was falling in the Forest Canopy it sounded like rain when hitting leaves
 Birds were in a Feeding Frenzy After about 30 minutes I was following the birds as they moved on I then observed another flock entering the area WOW

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 

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