Spent some time after church atlasing in Coshocton Co.  The highlight was two male blue grosbeaks counter-calling.    Location was roughly the intersection of County Road 18 and Perry Twp 367, in north western Coshocton Co., south of State Route 541. (Block 60B1SE, for those of you who have the old DeLorme atlas.)

7 warbler species

62 species total in about two hours.

Seen were:
Canada goose - some have goslings now
mallard
turkey vulture
red-tailed hawk
American kestrel
ring-necked pheasant
mourning dove
chimney swift
ruby-throated hummingbird
red-headed woodpecker
red-bellied woodpecker
downy woodpecker
northern flicker
pileated woodpecker
eastern wood-peewee
Acadian flycatcher
willow flycatcher
eastern phoebe
eastern kingbird
purple martin
tree swallow
barn swallow - gathering mud for nests
gray catbird
brown thrasher
eastern bluebird
wood thrush
American robin 
blue-gray gnatcatcher
Carolina chickadee
tufted titmouse
white-breasted nuthatch
blue jay
American crow
European starling
house sparrow
white-eyed vireo
yellow-throated vireo - watched these nest-building yesterday
warbling vireo
red-eyed vireo
American goldfinch
blue-winged warbler
yellow warbler
American redstart
ovenbird
Louisiana waterthrush
Kentucky warbler
common yellowthroat
yellow-breasted chat - five in five different locations, one block
scarlet tanager
eastern towhee
chipping sparrow - carrying nesting material
field sparrow
song sparrow
white-crowned sparrow
northern cardinal
BLUE GROSBEAK - described above
indigo bunting
red-winged blackbird
eastern meadowlark
common grackle - these are feeding nestlings now
brown-headed cowbird
Baltimore oriole
(saw orchard oriole Friday evening)

This brings my Coshocton Co. total species seen to a nice round 100 - more than I've seen in my home county of Licking so far this year.

Margaret Bowman
Licking Co., OH

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