I visited this area Sept 14th through the 18th
  Every day was very Birdie with 5+ flocks every day 
   There were Warblers everywhere I went 
On Saturday morning I followed a flock of Warblers on the tree line as the sun rose
 I had Warblers for over an hour and a half, and I did not walk over 100 yards

Warblers 
Magnolia 
Bay-breasted 
American Redstart 
Black-and- white
Tennessee 
Blackpoll 
Parula 
Chestnut-sided
Orange-crowned 
Black-throated Green 
Ovenbird 
Cape May
Blackburian 
Wilson
Nashville 
Yellow-throated 
Connecticut 
Black-throated Blue

Vireos- 6 different 

Osprey
Bald Eagle
Chimney Swift
Cedar Waxwing-75+ in Ash Tree
Hawks
 Red-tailed 
 Cooper’s
Yellow-billed Cuckoo-Black Walnut tree
Ruby-throated Hummingbird 
E Towhee
Double-crested Cormorant 
G Egret
G B Heron
Flicker 
Rose-breasted Grosbeak 
B Thrasher
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Killdeer
Black-bellied Plover
Pep?
Thrushes 
Wood
Bluebird 
Swainson’s 
Gray-cheeked
Spotted Sandpiper 
H Finch
Least Flycatcher 
Turkey
Sandhill Cranes- nest in DWA
Caspian Tern
Belted Kingfisher
Red-headed Woodpecker 

Feeding Area
Trees
Honey Locust
Ash 
Black Walnut
Apple
Berries
Poison Ivy 
Virginia Creeper

Monarchs-numerous everyday 

Tree Frogs-calling everywhere 

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer

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