I stopped by Dublin Kiwanis Riverway Park this afternoon to see what is 
using the boxes.  So far just Carolina chickadees, and tree swallows are 
using the boxes.  Also, the male house wrens are filling up boxes with 
sticks.
The highlights were three singing male prothonotary warblers, three or 
four singing male yellow warbler, a lone palm warbler, three solitary 
sandpipers, and a bron creeper carrying a leaf in its bill up a tree with 
loose bark.
The full species list follows.
great blue heron
Canada goose
mallard (including ducklings)
turkey vulture
solitary sandpiper
mourning dove
belted kingfisher
downy woodpecker
red-bellied woodpecker
northern flicker
great-crested flycatcher
eastern kingbird
blue jay
tree swallow (some with eggs)
northern rough-winged swallow
barn swallow
Carolina chickadee
tufted titmouse
white-breasted nuthatch
brown creeper
Carolina wren
house wren
American robin
gray catbird
palm warbler
prothonotary warbler
yellow warbler
northern cardinal
song sparrow
Baltimore oriole
brown-headed cowbird
red-winged blackbird
common grackle
American goldfinch
house sparrow

Al LaSala
Columbus, OH

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