Spent 6 days this week here Up to 16 Warblers a day A lot of activity

Warblers 
Bay-breasted
Magnolia
Parula 
Blackpoll 
Black-throated Green
A Redstart 
Tennessee 
Yellow- throated
Orange-crowned 
Wilson
Ovenbird
Hooded
Morning 
Black- throated Blue
Blackburian 
Nashville 
Canada
Connecticut 
Yellow-dumped
Chestnut-sided

Vireos-6

Raptors
Bald Eagle
Osprey 
Red-tailed
Red-shouldered
Cooper’s 
Sharpie
T V- had 94 in a flock catching Thermals

Thrushes
Bluebird 
Gray-cheeked
Swainson’s 
Wood

Flycatchers 
Olive-sided
Least
Great Crested
E Wood Peewee 

Woodpeckers 
Pileated 
Flicker
Red-headed
Hairy

Tanagers 
Summer
Scarlet

Kinglets
Ruby-crowned
Golden-crowned

Brown Thrasher
Spotted Sandpiper 
Red-breasted Nuthatch 
Sandhill Cranes 
Chimney Swift
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Towhee
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Belted Kingfisher 
Great Egret
Great Blue Heron
Killdeer
Cedar Waxwing
Swallows-still seeing many each day

Hunting Behavior-a RSHA and a COHA were both attacking a red squirrel in the mowed grass Then they would chase each other The RSHA finally won
 Monarchs-still seeing them daily

Tree Frogs-still singing

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer 








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