Visited this area Sept 13-17 Daily totals-Warblers were- one day 11, one day 12, two days 13, and one day 15 At least 4 flocks per day

Warblers 
Black- throated Green
Parula
Magnolia 
Bay-breasted- call note
Blackpoll 
A Redstart 
Black-and-white-chipping
Blackburian-chipping 
Black-throated Blue
Wilson
Canada
C Yellowthroat 
Nashville 
Connecticut 
Chestnut- sided
Tennessee 
Mourning-female
Cape May
Yellow-rumped
Ovenbird 
Yellow-throated
Yellow

Vireos 
RE
WE
PH
YT
BH

Flycatchers 
Least 
EAWP
ACFL

Woodpeckers 
Flicker 
Hairy 
Pileated 

Thrushes
Swainson’s 
Bluebird 

Raptors 
Bald Eagle
Osprey- with fish
Red-tailed Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk
Sharpie 

Swallows
Purple Martin 
Tree
NRSW

Belted Kingfisher 
Ruby-throated Hummingbird 
Summer Tanager
Baltimore Oriole
Chimney Swift
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Evening Grosbeak- young male
B Thrasher
G Egret- flock of 6 flew overhead
G B Heron 
Killdeer 
E Towhee 
A Goldfinch
Double-crested Cormorant 
G Catbird
Wrens
 House
 Carolina 
Cedar Waxwings-100+
Yellow-billed Cuckoo- in Black Walnut tree
Herring Gull
I Bunting
Blue- gray Gnatcatcher 
Black Vulture 
C Grackle
Sandhill Cranes-heard- nest in Delaware Wildlife Area

Feeding Activity 
Box Elder
Russian Olive
Grapes
Honey Locust
Black Waknut

Monarchs- daily

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 

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