Blendon Woods is located in the northeast corner of Columbus off of I
270 & Rte 161. Take the Little Turtle Way exit
 
   Nature Center Bird Viewing Area
        Warblers
            Canada-male
            Wilson-male
            Black-throated Green-young male
            Blackburian-young female
            American Redstart-female, young male & female
            Chestnut-sided--young female
      Indigo Bunting-female, young male & female
      Hairy Woodpecker-male, female
      Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
      Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
      Ruby-throated Hummingbird-female, male, young
      E Towhee
 
 Thoreau Lake
           Warblers
                Hooded-young male
                Wilson-young male
                American Redstart-young male
                Black-and-white--female
         Solitary Sandpiper-2
         Wood Ducks-8
         Mallards-7
         Herons
               Green
               Great Blue
         E Phoebe
         Wild Turkey- There are at least 2 females bring in her young to
feed at the feeder at the East Blind. This can be seen more often in the
morning & the evening. Around 7:30pm, last night the female turkey & 5
of her young walked up the ramp to the West Blind. They then jumped onto
the railing, then onto the roof of the blind. They then flew into the
pine trees & settled down for the night. This has been happening almost
every evening. The Turkeys can also be seen in the field by the Ranger
Station in the morning. As many as 15 turkeys have been seen there at
one time.
        Cooper's Hawk
        Chimney Swifts-8+
        Redhead Duck-male
        Carolina Wren-2
        Ruby-throated Hummingbird-female
        E Towhee-female
 
                    Blendon Woods
                              Hotline 614-895-6222
                              Nature Center 614-895-6221
 
 
                                          Bruce Simpson-Naturalist at
Blendon Woods Metro Park
 
     Barred Owl-At the beginnig of the Goldenrod Trail, at 9:20, 2
Barred Owling were conversing loudly & often for about 20 minutes

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