Zaleski State Forest is located 14 miles south of Nelsonville(Rte 33)
off of Rte 278. I visited the area on the 19th(Sun) of Sept. Below is a
list of some of the birds found.
 
 King Hollow Rd
                      Service Rd
                                    Woods 7:35 am
                                            Cedar Waxwings 20+
                                            Hooded Warbler-singing
                                            Pileated woodpecker
 
                                  Clear Cut 7:49 am
                                            Warblers
                                                        Hooded-6-singing
                                                        American
Redstart-2 young males-one was singing
                                                        Magnolia-female
 
Bay-breasted-nonbreeding male
                                                        Blackpoll-young
                                                        Tennessee
                                                        Black-throated
Green-young male
                                                        Chestnut-sided-
one young & one male singing
                                                        Blue-winged
                                                        Wilson-male
 
Blackburian-young female
                                                        Prairie-female
                                                        C Yellowthroat
 
Yellow-rumped-young
                                    Vireos
                                            Warbling-singing
                                            Yellow-throated-singing
                                            White-eyed-singing
                                            Red-eyed-singing
                                  Swainson's Thrush
                                  Pileated woodpecker-young-female
                                  Cedar Waxwing-40+
                                  Scarlet Tanager-3 females
                                  Chimney Swift-2
                                  Rose-breasted Grosbeak
                                  Summer Tanager-female
                                  E Wood Peewee
                                  Carolina Wren
                                  Ruby-crowned Kinglet
                                  Great Crested Flycatcher
                                  E Towhee
                                  Baltimore Oriole-3 young female
                                  Indigo Bunting-young female
                                  Olive-sided Flycatcher
                                  Red-headed Woodpecker-8+ Adults, 6+
young--For over 2 hours while I was in the Clear Cut area, the
Red-headed Woodpeckers were flying around, finding acorns, & stashing
them in trees
 
                         Selected Cut 9:55 am
                                  Warblers
                                              Hooded-4-singing
                                              Black-and-white-female
                                              Bay-breasted--2
nonbreeding males
                                              Black-throated Green-young
male
                                              Connecticut-singing
                                              Kentucky
                                              Pine
                                              Nashville
                              Vireos
                                              White-eyed-singing
                                              Yellow-throated-singing
                                              Red-eyed-singing
                                              Philadelphia-3-all singing
                             Swainson's Thrush
                             Gray-cheeked Thrush
                             E Towhee-young female
                             Olive-sided Flycatcher-adult & young 12:30
pm
 
                                                    Bruce
Simpson-Naturalist at Blendon Woods Metro Park in Columbus
                                         
                                                        

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