Spent 2 days here Up to 6 Warblers per flock Flocks are few and far between but well worth it when found

Warblers 
Bay-breasted 
Parula
Magnolia
Orange-crowned
Black-and-white
Yellow—rumped
Morning 
Blackpoll 
Wilson
Kentucky
Black-throated Green

Vireos 
Red-eyed
Warbling
Blue-headed

Raptors 
Bald Eagle
Red- tailed
Red-shouldered 

Woodpeckers 
Pileated 
Flicker
Yellow-breasted Sapsucker

Kinglets
Ruby-crowded 
Golden-crowned 

Lesser Yellowlegs
White-throated Sparrow
House Finch
Great Egret
Towhee
Bluebird 
Sandhill Crane
Brown Thrasher
Spotted Sandpiper 
Killdeer
Cedar Waxwing
Belted Kingfisher
Double-crested Cormorant 
Gray Catbird
Grackles-100+ flock

Turkey Vultures flocking together for migration
  At dawn at the Beach area The huge asphalt parking lot creates thermals
 In the trees around the area is full of TV’s
  As the sun rises so do the Vultures rise to catch the Thermals
  Have seen as many as 94 Vultures catching the thermals. 
 
Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 

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