From the sounds of it, everything is held up in central Ohio.  I have never
had as many Warblers at one time in Lawrence Woods.  There were spots where
you couldn't tell what you were hearing due to the amount of birds
singing.  I'll be interested to see what Tom gets today on the big sit.

As far as monitoring​, eBird is probably the best bet, followed by the
Twitter feed.

...and I have a Nashville in my yard right now...gotta go.

Happy birding and God bless,

Steve J.



On May 6, 2017 8:20 AM, "Barbara Zaas Partington" <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> I have been sorry not to see updates from Magee Marsh and surrounds - the
> area many people head to this time of year during spring migration.  Is
> there another site that shows sightings in this birding hotspot area or is
> there just a 100% decline in birders who visit that area using Ohio Birds
> to report sightings?
>
> Barb Partington
> Munson Twp
> Geauga County
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