I spent 8 of the last 10 days in this area Had between 8 and 15 Warblers per day except for 2 days One was a Foggy morning
Another morning it was extremely quiet- even the Bluejays A Merlin flew over my head and could of explained this 

Warblers 
Bay-breasted 
Yellow-rumped
Cape May
Parula
Tennessee 
American Redstart 
Blackpoll 
Black-throated Green
Orange-crowned 
Magnolia 
Blackburian 
Connecticut 
Chestnut-sided
Black-throated Blue
Ovenbird 
C Yellowthroat 
Black-and-white
Nashville 

Vireos-6

Raptors 
Bald Eagle
Osprey 
Merlin
Hawks
Red-tailed
Red-shouldered 
Cooper’s
Broad-winged

Woodpeckers 
Flicker
Pileated 
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Thrushes
Bluebird 
Swainson’s 
Gray-cheeked
Wood

Towhee 
Sandhill Cranes
Cedar Waxwings
G B Heron 
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
White-throated Sparrow
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Double-crested Cormorant 
Belted Kingfisher 
Red-breasted Nuthatch 
Brown Thrasher
Summer Tanager
Killdeer
Least Flycatcher 

Flocks
Ruby-crowned Kinglet-5+
Bluejays-15 to 25
Cedar Waxwings-60+
Common Grackle-550+
Red-winged Blackbird-300+
Swallows-100+

Bruce Simpson-Nature Photographer


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