Blendon Woods Sept 24,  If you were looking at a warbler today, it was most
likely a black throated green.  Elaine found an interesting bird among the
killdeer at the pond: a red headed woodpecker on the mud flats.  Appears a
number of song birds go down to the flats in the morning. 
Warblers
Bay breasted
American redstart
black throated green
parula
wilson's
common yellowthroat
nashville

rose breasted grosbeak
swainson's thrush
red breasted nuthatch
cedar waxwing
blue headed vireo
yellow throated vireo
ruby crowned kinglet
yellow bellied sapsucker
red headed woodpecker

Bob and Elaine McNulty



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