I spent a fair amount of time down at Blue Limestone and back beyond
the railroad tracks this morning. I was rewarded with seven species of
warbler, among other nice birds. I kept running into Winter Wren after
Winter Wren, and totaled eight for the morning. Highlights below:



Location:     Campus
Observation date:     10/10/09
Number of species:     64

Double-crested Cormorant     147, large flock flying over
Sharp-shinned Hawk     3
Chimney Swift     108, many still hanging on around town
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker     1
Eastern Phoebe     11, strong presence this morning
Blue-headed Vireo     5
Philadelphia Vireo     1
Red-eyed Vireo     8
Winter Wren     8, lots of DINK!-DINK!'s around, many were visually cooperative
Gray-cheeked Thrush     3
Swainson's Thrush     1
Hermit Thrush     19, lots- a couple groups of 4-5 birds
Brown Thrasher     1

Warblers:
Tennessee Warbler     1
Nashville Warbler     1
Magnolia Warbler     4
Black-throated Blue Warbler     1, AHY female
Yellow-rumped Warbler     45
Common Yellowthroat     6
Wilson's Warbler     1


Rose-breasted Grosbeak     1
Indigo Bunting     1

This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)



Good birding,

Sean (SMWI)


-- 
Sean Williams, '11
Undergraduate of Ornithology of Dr. Jed Burtt
Ohio Wesleyan University
HWCC 724
Delaware, OH 43015
617-470-4094

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