I was at Wildwood Park today on the east side of Cleveland.  I arrived late with heavy overcast turning clearer from 9:30 til 12:00.  Many warblers high up near entrance also further in the woods near entrance to field and west side of creek north of bridge.  Most numerous birds were Blackpoll Warblers & Swainson Thrush and Robins.  Here were my highlights:

  Ruby-throated Hummingbirds 2
  Warbling & Red-eyed Vireos (few)
  Swainson's Thrush 12 or more (they were everywhere)

  Warblers:
  Blue-winged 1 (entrance west of road going towards field) (got pictures)
  Tennessee 1 (closer to Lakeshore)
  Nashville 1
  Magnolia 5 or so
  Blackpoll  12 or more
  American Redstart 1
  Wilson's 1

  Scarlet Tanager 1 (near Lakeshore Blvd)
  Baltimore Orioles 2

  I was at Sims Park in Euclid from 1:20 to 3pm.  There were a lot of warblers on the south side of the main woods that runs east and west along the main ravine (between disk golf holes 7 & 8) also they were in the woods.  The areas with grapevine tangles had a lot of birds flying into them.  Many Magnolias here.

  Warblers:
  Northern Parula 1 male (got pictures)
  Magnolia  10 or more
  Black-throated Blue 2 females
  Black-throated Green 1
  Blackpoll 7 or 8
  American Redstart 2 or so
  Common Yellowthroat 2 females
  Wilson's 2 or 3

  Baltimore Orioles 2

  Nancy Anderson
  Richmond Hts, OH
  http://www.flickr.com/photos/nancy_a/






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