Connecticut Warbler on Goldenrod trail (pet trail) on the front loop where 
the path has trees on both sides.  He was an adult male and not very 
timid. He flew up to a maple branch 6 feet off the ground, then after a 
moment went down to the back edge of the grass/snakeroot border. At first 
I could not find him but after about two minutes the grass wiggled about 
15 feet away from where I thought he had landed. I got to watch him walk 
through the relatively thin foliage for a short while before he 
disappeared  into thicker snakeroot.  Later, I returned to the area, and 
he popped up on a leafless branch, again about 6 feet up. He walked along 
the branch then flew down to the leaf litter about 30 feet from the trail  
and proceeded to walk around, looking for food.  He would take one or two 
slow steps then race ahead a few paces. Once he made it to some 
vegetation, he jumped up, snatching something from the underside of a 
leaf. He then walked behind a tree, and although I waited, he had 
disappeared.
orange crowned (2 birds back on the goldenrod trail connector between the 
front and back loops)
Tennessee (one of the 3 most common warblers)
Nashville (another more common)
Bay breasted
Mourning warbler, immature 
Common yellow throat (good numbers)
blackpoll 
magnolia
black throated green
american redstart
yellow rumped (lots)

winter wren (saw 4, heard others)
blue headed vireo
swainson's thrush
hermit thrush 
rough winged swallow (2 at the lake)
blue birds
brown thrasher
lots of white throated sparrows
white crowned sparrowa
indigo bunting immature male (feeder at the nature center)
brown creeper
red breasted nuthatch
ruby crowned kinglet
golden crowned kinglet

Bob and Elaine McNulty

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