The Canton Audubon Society took a field trip to the Woodbury Wildlife  Area
on Monday, June 4 and had a pretty productive day.  Forty-four species  were
seen in only 3 hours and almost everyone had a least 1 life bird.  One  member
had 7 lifers.  Henslow's Sparrows, 1 of the target birds for the  trip, were
heard in several areas & everyone got at least 2 really good long  looks.
Grasshopper Sparrows were a little harder to find.  The roads  traveled that were
the most productive included TR 400/TR 426 & CR  58.  Here is the list:

Wood  Duck                                                      Northern
Mockingbird
Mallard                                                             Blue  Jay
Canada Goose--large V flying  over                      American  Crow
Red-tailed  Hawk                                                Red-eyed
Vireo
Turkey  Vulture                                                  White-eyed
Vireo--heard at cemetary, CR 54
Bobwhite--CR 58 , tank  battery                           Yellow  Warbler
Great Blue  Heron
Yellow-breasted Chat--TR 426
Mourning  Dove                                                  Common
Yellow-throat
Red-bellied  Woodpecker                                      European Starling
Hairy Woodpecker--sm wetland, CR  58                Red-winged  Blackbird
Northern  Flicker                                                  Eastern
Meadowlark
Tree  Swallow                                                     Common
Grackle
Barn  Swallow                                                     Baltimore
Oriole
Rough-winged  Swallow                                        Song  Sparrow
Eastern  Kingbird                                                  Field
Sparrow
Great-creasted Fycatcher--heard, cemetery, CR54  Henslow's  Sparrow--several,
CR 58 & TR 426
Willow Flycatcher--abundant, all  roads                  Grasshopper
Sparrow--CR 58, tank battery
American  Robin                                                  Swamp
Sparrow--sm wetland, CR 58
Eastern  Bluebird                                                  American
Goldfinch
Wood  Thrush--heard                                            Northern
Cardinal
Brown  Thrasher                                                   Indigo
Bunting
Grey  Catbird                                                        Eastern
Towhee

Other birds seen during the trip, not at Woodbury but at our cottage  along
the Killbuck Creek, included:
Red-Headed Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Carolina Chickadee
Tufted Titmouse
White-breasted Nuthatch
House Wren
Bobolink--hay fields along T29, east of Warsaw

A total of 52 birds for the day.

Laura Dornan
Louisville, Stark County



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