Got a surprise this morning.  The road to the nature center was closed due 
to fallen tree.  So we parked in the front picnic area and were treated to 
the sight of watching warblers flying from the picnic area south into the 
main forest.  There were hundreds of birds. 
Yellow rumped (large numbers)
nashville
palm
chestnut sided
black and white
tennessee
black throated green
blackburnian
american redstart
magnolia
yellow warbler
bay breasted
blackpoll
La. waterthrush
ovenbird
hooded
common yellowthroat
northern parula (heard)
Bank swallow
lincoln's sparrow
blue headed vireo
hermit thrush
veery
eastern kingbird
rose breasted grosbeak
summer tanager
scarlet tanager
brown thrasher
baltimore oriole
ruby crowned kinglet
spotted sandpiper

Bob and Elaine McNulty

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