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Date: | Wed, 20 Sep 2023 14:36:15 -0400 |
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Much more activity at Denison this morning but the prize was later in the morning when up popped this absolutely gorgeous male Golden-winged Warbler close to the trail. A little bit of morning sun was shining on him and he was truly stunning even if he did not stay long. I hung around for a while, hoping to get another look, but could not refind it. I was thrilled to see it as Golden-winged has proved to be a bit of an Ohio nemesis bird for me—I don’t see it every year. This is the best look I’ve had for awhile, too; certainly one of the closest views. I’m now left with only a few E warblers to find at Denison: Cerulean, Kirtland’s, and Swainson’s.
The mix of warblers was different today and they were moving thru quickly so I know I missed some! I saw Wilson’s & Blue-winged which I don’t see that often at Denison. Also had 4 vireos.
Morris Woods had a few birds after almost nothing yesterday. I added 2 warblers there: Black-throated Blue, another gorgeous male, and an Ovenbird showing well. A couple imm male RB Grosbeaks. Also saw my first mink for the park.
Denison
Warblers
Golden-winged
Blue-winged
Wilson’s
Bay-breasted
BT Green
Tennessee
N Parula singing
Am Redstart orange male
Magnolia
Chestnut-sided
Com YT
Vireos
Blue-headed
Yellow-throated
Red-eyed
White-eyed
Brown Thrasher
Gray-cheeked Thrush
Swainson’s Thrush
Hermit Thrush
Great Crested FC
E peewee
Empid sp
Ruby-throated HB
Cedar Waxwing
Morris Woods
Warblers
Ovenbird
Black-throated Blue male
BT Green
Bay-breasted
Magnolia
Am Redstart yellow/female
Red-eyed Vireo
RB Grosbeak imm male
Great-crested FC
E Phoebe
E Peewee
Swainson’s Thrush
Red-headed WP
Wood Duck
Peggy Wang
Granville
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