The cool weather last night apparently pushed  a wave of warblers and  some 
shorebirds south as I located both good numbers and variety at the Hoover  
Nature Preserve this morning. My intentions were good, to do nest box  
maintenance, but between good shorebirds on one side and warblers on the other,  my good 
intentions took a hit.
 
Along the shore and in the grassy area between the water and the tree line  I 
located the following :
 
Blue-winged Teal    
Green-winged  Teal 
Northern Shoveler    
Great  Egret    
Black-bellied  Plover    
American  Golden-Plover  
Semipalmated  Plover    
Lesser  Yellowlegs    
Ruddy  Turnstone    
Sanderling    
Western  Sandpiper   
Least  Sandpiper    
White-rumped  Sandpiper    
Pectoral  Sandpiper    
Buff-breasted  Sandpiper  
Short-billed Dowitcher    
 
The edge tree line produced an Olive-sided Flycatcher and an immature Bald  
Eagle
 
The forested edge area that normally would be in water and along the old  
roadbed the following species were observed:
 
Least Flycatcher    
Cedar Waxwing
Blue-headed Vireo    
Ruby-crowned  Kinglet    
Tennessee  Warbler    
Nashville  Warbler    
Northern  Parula    
Chestnut-sided  Warbler    
Magnolia  Warbler    
Cape May  Warbler  
Black-throated Blue  Warbler    
Black-throated Green  Warbler  
Blackburnian  Warbler    
Bay-breasted  Warbler    
Blackpoll  Warbler    
Black-and-White  Warbler   
American  Redstart    
Ovenbird    
Common  Yellowthroat    
Wilson’s  Warbler    
Canada Warbler    
 

Charlie Bombaci
Hoover Nature Preserve
Delorme 58 C (2) &  (3)
 





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