I ventured out to Taylorsville Metropark (north of Dayton on US 40 just 
east of I-75) to try and find the Connecticut Warbler.  At about 9 am, the 
male sang 3 or 4 times, but I failed to locate him.  The lark sparrows 
were still in the same spot at previously posted (gravel road turnoff to 
the right).  Other exciting birds (at least to me) seen and/or heard 
were:  lots of indigo buntings and scarlet tanagers, yellow warbler, 
blackburnian warbler, blue headed, red-eyed and yellow-throated vireos and 
acadian flycatcher (two males singing).
~Scott K

   ~"Of all the roads you take in life, make sure a few of 'em are dirt."
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