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Date: | Sun, 6 May 2007 20:33:53 -0400 |
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<p>The annual spring foray of the Dayton Gem City Birders, Aullwood Spring Ornithology Class and friends was May 5 and 6. Great two days of birding at both Tar Hollow State Park and the State Forest. Saturday's weather was overcast with just a spit of rain, Sunday was sunshine and blue skies, but the wind was a bit strong. </p><p>Bird sightings included:</p><p>Immature Bald Eagle</p><p>Broadwing Hawks - migrating</p><p>Green Heron</p><p>Spotted Sandpiper</p><p>Scarlet Tanagers - everywhere</p><p>Baltimore and Orchard Oriole</p><p>Vireo's - Yellow-throated, Red-eyed, White-eyed</p><p>Flycatchers - Arcadian, Great Creasted, Pewee, Phoebe, Kingbird</p><p>Warblers - Blue-winged</p><p> Tennessee</p><p> Northern Parula</p><p> Yellow</p><p> Cape May</p><p> Yellow-rumped</p><p> Black-throated Green</p><p> Blackburian</p><p> Yellow-throated</p><p>
Pine</p><p> Cerulean</p><p> Black and White</p><p> Redstart</p><p> Worm-eating</p><p> Louisiana Waterthrush</p><p> Common Yellowthroat</p><p> Kentucky</p><p> Ovenbird</p><p> Hooded</p><p> Chat</p><p>Gnatcatcher</p><p>Swainson's Thrush</p><p>Catbird</p><p>Thrasher</p><p>(2) Black billed Cuckoo - seen friday </p><p>and of course all the usual finds - cardinal, crow, nuthatch - etc.</p><p>Have a great spring birding,</p><p>Cris and Dave Barnett</p><p>Spring Valley, Oh</p><p />
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