Lake Hope & Zaleski State Forest are located 14 miles south of
Nelsonville (Rte 33) off of Rte 278. I was there last weekend (April
27th thruogh the 29th) with Kirkland Bird Club & Jason Simonis. We had
25 Warblers & 106 species.
 
 Big Four Road
     Warblers
        American Redstart-4
        Black-throated Green 
        Cerulean
        Yellow-throated
        Worm-eating
        Black-throated Blue
        Louisianna Waterthrush-3
        Common Yellowthroat
        Blue-winged-4
        Ovenbird
        Hooded
        Black-and-white
        Kentucky
    Wood Thrush
    Ruff Grouse-Drumming
    Eastern Phoebe
    Brown Thrasher
    Rose-breasted Grosbeak
    Red-eyed Vireo
    Great Blue Heron
    Cooper's Hawk
 
 Moonville Tunnel Area
    Warblers
      Magnolia
      Cerulean-2
      Hooded-2
      Worm-eating
      Nashville
  White-eyed Vireo
  Screech Owl
 
King Hollow Road/Red Camp Road
    Red-shouldered Hawk
    Broad-winged Hawk
    Warblers
       Blue-winged
       Yellow
 
Campground Road/Rte 278
    Hawks
     Red-shouldered
     Broad-winged
   Northern Parula
 
Lake Hope
   Osprey
 
Small Marsh/Rte 278
   Belted Kingfisher
   Great-crested Flycatcher
   Yellow Warbler
 
 Moonville/Rte 278
   American Kestral
   Merlin
   Eastern Bluebird-male, female
   Solitary Sandpiper-2
   Pied-billed Grebe-pair with nest
   Hooded Merganser-male, 2-females
   Eastern Kingbird
   Ruby-throated Hummingbird
   Gray Catbird
   Yellow-throated Vireo
    
Group Campground
  Warblers
    Yellow-rumped-14
    Ovenbird-3
    Black-and-white
    Hooded
    Black-throated Green
    Cerulean
 White-breasted Nuthatch-male feeding female
 Thrushes
    Wood
    Hermit
Scarlet Tanager
Pileated Woodpecker
Vireos
   Warbling
   Blue-headed
   Red-eyed
   Yellow-throated
White-crowned Sparrow-2
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Great-crested Flycatcher
 
Irish Ridge Road
   Yellow-throated Warbler
 
        Bruce Simpson-Naturalist at Blendon Woods Metro Park Columbus
 
    

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