Birding was slow on a fall-like morning with nothing unusual and not even much singing. A doe with a v young fawn ran across the road as a I approached the reserve  

I did not hear or see Prairie Warbler at Denison today altho I heard it Thursday evening. I’ve also discovered that some Blue-winged Warblers sing their dawn song in the late afternoon/early evening which is interesting. One late afternoon, I had one Blue-winged singing its normal bee-buzz song while another sang the dawn song. 

I had hen Wood Ducks with ducklings at both locales. (Forgot to mention saw a pair of Wood Ducks off Wilderness Rd yesterday.)

Bio reserve 
Warblers (mostly heard)
Yellow
Com YT
Hooded
KY
N Parula 
Blue-winged
Chat

Green Heron
E Kingbird 
Wood thrush
WE Vireo 
RE Vireo
E Bluebird
Indigo Bunting
Acadian FC
E Phoebe 
Baltimore Oriole 

On the drive to the Land Lab, a N Mockingbird flew across the rd not far from the land lab. I did not hear or see Sedge Wren, Bobolink or Blue Grosbeak.  

Land Lab
Willow FC
E Kingbird 
Barn & Tree Swallow
Killdeer 

Peggy Wang
Granville 

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