Lois Meyst and her husband saw a cattle egret on N. Old State Road 3/4 of 
mile north of route 36/37 in a pasture on the right as you head north. it 
was associating with some horses in the pasture. 

Blendon Woods  Indeed there was a massive number of songbirds today.
Orange crowned warbler (pet trail)
Canada warbler
Tennessee
Cape May warbler (4 males in same tree)
Kentucky
yellow rumped
nashville
common yellowthroat
black and white 
black throated green
black throated blue
northern parula
Hooded
american redstart
Northern waterthrush
Palm
blue winged
yellow
magnolia
blackpoll
ovenbird
blackburnian
chestnut sided
pine (heard)

Empy flycatcher 
yellow throated vireo
warbling vireo
blue headed vireo
red eyed vireo
Veery
Swainson's thrush
Hermit Thrush
Wood thrush (heard0
Purple finch
Baltimore oriole
Rose breasted grosbeak
Scarlet tanager (saw large number in same area on pet trail)
summer tanager (heard)
Barred owl
Bank swallow

Bob and Elaine McNulty

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