Reminder to Birders: Please keep your voices down when on the boardwalk. Loud talking, laughing and stomping scares away birds, drowns out their songs or causes camera vibrations for those once in a lifetime shots. If you want to whoop it up with your friends, please go to the parking lot. Thanks to the majority of you who are quiet and respectful when you bird.

Warblers:
Yellow rumped: at least 100
Palm: at least 80
Yellow: about 30
Ovenbird: 20
Black throated green: 15
Chestnut sided: 10
Waterthrushes: 10
Black and white: 6
Redstart: 6
Magnolia: 5
Common yellowthroat: 5
Black throated Blue: 4
Blackburnian: 3
Prothonotary: 3
Blue winged: 2
Cerulean:1
Hooded: 1
Blackpoll:1

Others:

Double crested Cormorants
Great Blue Herons
Great Egrets
Canada Geese
Mallards
Buffleheads
Turkey Vultures
Bald Eagle
Solitary Sandpiper: 1
Morning Doves
Rock Doves
Downy Woodpeckers
Hairy Woodpeckers
Warbling Vireos:3
White eyed Vireo: 1
Blue headed Vireo: 2
Tree Swallows
Purple Martins
House Wrens: many nesting
Ruby crowned Kinglet: 40
Blue gray Gnatcatcher: 20
Robins: many nesting
Wood Thrush: 2
Veery: 10
Swainson's Thrush: 6
Gray Catbirds
Starlings
Scarlet Tanagers: 4
Cardinals
White throated Sparrows: numbers diminishing from last week
Song Sparrow
Lincoln's Sparrows
Swamp Sparrows
Brown headed Cowbirds
Red winged Blackbirds: many nesting
Common Grackles
Baltimore Oriole: 3
American Goldfinch
House Sparrow

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