Overall, it was fairly quiet and I had to dig for birds partic warblers but I still ended up with a reasonably good list. I finally ran into a feeding mixed flock late in the morning which added to my species list and also afforded some enjoyable viewing.

Heard a Red-breasted Nuthatch as well as White-breasted. E Phoebes, one Brown Thrasher and many catbirds & towhees. 

Single Ruby-crowned Kinglet, empid sp. I did not hear or see any peewees. A few Cedar Waxwings, at least one RB Grosbeak. 

Dipped on a sapsucker which apparently everybody else is seeing except me But I did have a great views of a hairy woodpecker along with the usual Downys and red bellied’s. Pileated called.

Wood Duck in flight. E Bluebirds, possible family group. 

Besides Song & Field Sparrows, I had a brief look at a Chipping Sparrow. 

Warblers 
Yellow-throated—nice close views
Chestnut-sided
Blackburnian 
BT Green 
Magnolia 
Com YT
Am Redstart 
Bay-breasted

Vireos 
Blue-headed
White-eyed
Red-eyed

Peggy Wang
Granville 


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