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A few warblers around but usually high & buried in the leaves so IDs difficult.
Chestnut-sided
Bay-breasted (good amt of color)
Blackpoll
Am Redstart
Canada—plumage v bright, beautiful bird
Com Yellowthroat (heard)
Possible Mourning—I never saw the head/face but bright yellow underneath, no white, orange legs, olive back.
Several Red-eyed Vireos
Peewees calling. Chimney Swift.
Belted KF, Great Blue, Wood Ducks & mallards at thoreau pond along w/many Canada Geese.
Bob McNulty et al saw more species—I’m sure he’ll post later. He gave me directions to Woodside Green in Gahanna so I went there after Blendon for my first visit. More people than birds but a lovely spot I’ll visit again.
Friday evening in Granville, I was delighted to pick up a new yard bird—an E Screech-Owl calling. I’ve seen both gray & rufous color morphs in Ohio but don’t think I’ve heard them here so nice surprise.
Peggy Wang
Granville
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