I didn't get outside until 7:10 this morning, just moments before the sun 
peeked over the horizon.  By that time, the migrants flying over that 
Ethan and Rob posted about were gone.  The sky was clear except for some 
passing flocks of starling, geese, and clouds.  I decided to look around 
and see what decided to stay for the day.
Here is a partial list of what I saw.  Warblers that I couldn't positively 
identify, birds that breed here, and year-round residents were left off 
the list.  As was the case yesterday, nimbers of individuals were more 
impressive than the number of species.
If anyone wants to visit Lazelle Woods, the two birdiest places I found 
today are right behind the rec center and the crushed gravel trail about 
10-20 feet from the parking lot.
BP=Behind Polaris; LW=Lazelle Woods; BL=both locations

White-Eyed Vireo (LW)
Blue-Headed Vireo (LW)
Swainson's Thrush (LW)
Magnolia Warbler (BL)
Mourning Warbler (BL)
Common Yellowthroat (BP)
Canada Warbler (BL)
Chestnut-Sided Warbler (LW)
Black-Throated Green Warbler (LW)
American Redstart (LW)
Bay-Breasted Warbler (LW)
Black and White Warbler (LW)
White-Throated Sparrow (BP)(juvenile)

Al LaSala
Columbus, OH

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