Apparently Villa Angela State Park in Cleveland has been very good the last two days as the birds have been very low the the ground and many up near the lake from the emails I have received from Jeanne Hrenko.  She had a Northern Waterthrush today on the path just west of the grassy knoll before you go into the woods.  Today I received a call from Mark Anderson around 2:15 that he had a Connecticut Warbler in Villa Angela south of the bathhouse going into the woods.  I was only able to get to the park today by 4pm so I don't know all of the birds that everyone else was seeing as I missed the whole day but it was very birdy near the beach in the trees and undergrowth very low and everywhere I looked near the beach there was movement. Was only able to find 13 warbler species myself from 4pm to 6:30pm when it had started to rain before I left.  Here is my list:

Black-crowned Night-Heron 1 adult
Least Flycatcher 1
Eastern Wood Pewee
Empid Flycatcher 1
Blue-headed Vireo 1
Carolina Wren 1, House Wren 1
Ruby-crowned Kinglets - more numerous 8-10
Wood Thrush 4 
Brown Thrashers

Warblers:
Nashville 2
Northern Parula 1
Magnolia 2-3
Black-throated Blue 2
Yellow-rumped 12-15 (all over the lakefront)
Black-throated Green 1
Blackpoll - 5
Black-and-White 3
American Redstart - very numerous 8-9
Ovenbird 2
Oporornis Species 1 male 
Common Yellowthroat 1
Wilson's

I was able to get very poor pictures of the warbler that I think Mark found.  It was very yellow, had gray on head down to a very black bibb with a complete looking eyering.  It would hide in the bush, drop down to the ground and then disappear in the grass.  Would fly to other bushes and continue.  I never saw it walk just disappear in the grass or sit and hide in bush.  It had a complete looking white eye ring, very pointy bill.  I thought the color of a Connecticut was paler yellow and less obvious black bibb.  The Peterson's Warbler book said some Mourning Warblers have complete eyerings.  Maybe someone could look at my pictures and let me know what it is as I don't have much experience with this and am very confused.  Thank you. 

Nancy Anderson
Richmond Hts, OH
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nancy_a/

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