Delaware State Park is located 6 miles north of the city of Delaware
off of Rte 23. Below is a list of some of the birds seen & Paces visited.
They recently mowed the trails. The Bald Eagles & Osprey fly over the beach
looking for fish. The sand makes it easier for them to see the fish. If you
spend some time at the Beach, you will see both birds.

     Beach 5:41
         E Towhee
         E Bluebird-hatching year-female
         Killdeer-12
         C Yellowthroat
         Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
         Bald Eagle- 6:19
         Least Sandpiper-2
         Great blue Heron-2
         Belted kingfisher
         Great Crested Flycatcher
         Osprey 6:36

 Beach Rd. 6:40
          Warblers
                C Yellowthroat
                Yellow
          E Towhee-3
          Rose-breasted Grosbeak
          Willow Flycatcher
          White-eyed Vireo
          Cedar Waxwing-3+

 Marina 7:45
          Purple Martin houses-30+

 South West Marina-road off of this road 7:25
          Carolina Wren
          Great Blue Heron
          E Wood Peewee
          E Towhee
          N Flicker-male
          Warbling Vireo-2

Sailboat Rd  7:50
          E Towhee
          Wood Thrush-3
          Carolina Wren
          E Wood Peewee
          N Rough-winged Swallow-3
          Great blue Heron
          Scarlet Tanager
          Yellow-billed Cuckoo
          Osprey 8:21
          Indigo Bunting

Lakeview Trail 8:27
          E Wood Peewee-2
          Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
          Carolina wren
          Acadian Flycatcher
          Indigo Bunting-2
          E Towhee
          Yellow warbler

 Briar Patch Trail 9:33
          Rose-breasted Grosbeak
          E Wood Peewee
          Acadian flycatcher
          Scarlet Tanager
          Wood Thrush-2
          Red-eyed Vireo
          C Yellowthroat

                     Bruce Simpson-Naturalist at Blendon Woods Metro Park
in Columbus

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