Birds of interest at our yard today were Yellow-throated Vireo, Scarlet Tanager, Northern Waterthrush, Bay-breasted Warbler and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks.     On another note, I chased down what I thought sounded like a Wilson's Warbler only to see a fleeting glimpse of something that looked like a Red-eyed Vireo.   I'm thinking it must have been a Tennessee Warbler.   Does the Tennessee sing an abbreviated staccato type of song on one pitch that could be confused with a Wilson's?    It continued this same song repeatedly for about an hour.
 Tim Shue
Director of Music
Central Christian School
P.O. Box 9
Kidron, OH 44636
330 857 7311 




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