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Bob and Elaine McNulty <[log in to unmask]>
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Bob and Elaine McNulty <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 7 May 2011 19:01:57 -0400
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Blendon Woods -  The early afternoon was quite busy along the lower portion 
of the brookside trail.
cerulean  (lower portion of brookside trail)
canada warbler (lower portion of brookside trail)
kentucky
prothonotary (The park in their infinite wisdom is letting some snapping 
turtle scientists tromp all through the woods near where the prothonotary 
is hanging out... guess they are are not serious about wanting that bird to 
nest in the park)  
Northern parula
magnolia
nashville
black throated green
black throated blue
chestnut sided
yellow rumped
palm
yellow
american redstart
hooded
blackburnian (lower portion of brookside trail)
black and white
Northern waterthrush (heard)
tennessee (heard)
ovenbird (heard)
common yellowthroat (heard)

Lincoln's sparrow 
acadian flycatcher
yellow throated vireo
scarlet tanager
rose breasted grosbeak

Bob an Elaine McNulty

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