Visited this area October 1-4 Had 7,8,9 and 7 Warblers daily They were very scattered but well worth it when found 
  My best experience was observing a Feeding Frenzy in a Hackberry tree for over an hour as various flocks visited the tree
 Other Highlight-Common Grackles mainly with other Blackbirds I counted over 1665 flying overheat

Warblers 
Magnolia 
Black-throated Green
Parula 
Orange-crowned 
Tennessee 
A Redstart 
Cape May
Black-throated Blue
Bay-breasted 
Canada 
Blue-winged
Chestnut-sided
C Yellowthroat 
Blackburian 
Yellow-rumped
Wilson
Black-and- white 

Vireos
RE
WA
BH
PH
YT
BE

Woodpeckers 
Pileated 
Flicker
Hairy 
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 

Thrushes 
Swainson’s 
Gray-cheeked

Raptors 
Osprey 
Red-tailed
Red-shouldered 
Bald Eagle

Flycatchers 
EAWP
Phoebe 
Acadian 

Sparrows 
E Towhee 
Song
Field

Ruby-crowned Kinglet
G Catbird
Rose-breasted Grosbeak 
Belted Kingfisher 
G B Heron
Killdeer 
Herring Gull
Wrens
 Carolina 
 House
A Goldfinch
Double-crested Cormorant 
G Egret
Spotted Sandpiper 
Scarlet Tanager
Trumpeter Swan

Areas of Feeding Activity 
Hackberry 
White Pine
Grapes
Box Elder 
Honey Locust 
Black Walnut 

Monarchs-daily

Tree Frogs-some still singing

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 

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