I spent from May 21 through May 29th in this area ( except May 25 )
 I had 19 Breeding Warblers and 10 Migrant Warblers though no Migrating Warblers after May 24th
 At the beginning of the trip there was a lot of activity. This decreased by May 24 I assumed many birds were on nest 
  By May 29th the activity had increased 
  I found some young They were BGGN, REVI, INBU-female, and male and female HOWA

Vireos 
  REVI
  WEVI
  BHVI
  YTVI
  PHVI- migrant

Woodpeckers 
 Red- headed 
Pileated 
Flicker 
Hairy 

Hawks
Red-tailed
Red-shouldered 
Sharpie

Tanagers 
Scarlet 
Summer

Owls 
Great Horned
Barred

Cuckoos
Yellow-billed
Black-billed

Flycatchers 
Olive-sided
Phoebe 
E Wood Peewee
Acadian
Great Crested 

Turkey- female
G B Heron
Cedar Waxwing 
Baltimore Oriole 
Yellow- breasted Chat 
Wood Thrush
Indigo Bunting
Ruby-throated Hummingbird 
E Kingbird 
Whip-poor-will
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 
Barn Swallow 
Chimney Swift 
Mockingbird 
Blue Grosbeak
Swainson’s Thrush

Infirmary Rd
E Meadowlark
Grasshopper Sparrow 
Purple Martin
Willow Flycatcher 
E Kingbird
Bobolink

Highlights 
COYE-eating caterpillar 
BAOR-pair-defending nest when a RSHA landed near their nest
REVI- fluttering wings to get attention of mate
AMRE- eat caterpillar then fly
HOWA- Two male looking birds foraging together-I assume one bird was an older female
YBCH-flying with tail down- assume to get attention of female
RSHA- pair-circling-mating behavior

Nature Photographer-Bruce Simpson
Sent from my iPhone
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