The weather shift grounded a new mix of migrants around this NW Columbus suburb this morning. I started in several parks around "Old Dublin": Kiwanis, Shewan Falls, and Coventry Woods - then moved west to some parks in "New Dublin" - Avery Park and Glacier Ridge (GR) metroPark. The rain held off enough that I was able to bike around the MultiPurpose Trail in GR. Migrants were not abundant, but diversity was good, and the species mix was definitely new and 3rd wave. Highlights included: Cuckoos - had both species calling out at Glacier Ridge Flycatchers - lots of Pewees & Crested at all spots, and Acadians in forested areas. A FOS Yellow-bellied was calling around McKitrick Woods in the MetroPark. Pairs of E.Kingbirds were on territory at Kiwanis and Glacier RIdge Vireos - lots of Red-eyed at all locations. Singing Warbling was at Kiwanis, while Yellow-throateds were singing at two forest patches in Glacier Ridge Thrushes - unusually scarce. I had only a few Swainson's and didn't see/hear a Wood Thrush until late in the morning at GR Warblers - Redstarts were the most common, being present at every stop. Yellows and Yellowthroats were abundant on territories at GR. Others included: Yellow-throated - 1 at ShawanFalls Magnolia - a few at Kiwanis and GR Bl.thr.Green - 3 in 2 hrs at GR Blackpoll - singing birds at CoventryWoods and McKitrickWoods (GR) Bay-breasted - singing bird at GR Mourning - singing birds at Kiwanis and Glacier RIdge MP Trail Canada - singing birds at Kiwanis, CoventryWoods, and Glacier Ridge MP Tanagers - unusually scarce, with the only singing bird at McKitrickWoods Sparrows - lots of Grasshopper Sparrows (5-6) singing along the MultiPurpose Trail at GR, while 3 Savannah Sparrows were in the grasslands at the northern end of this same trail. Bobolinks - 6-8 birds were in the northern grasslands at GR. The thigh-high grass seems perfect for them, and the males are easily visible from the trail. ______________________________________________________________________ Ohio-birds mailing list, a service of the Ohio Ornithological Society. Our thanks to Miami University for hosting this mailing list. Additional discussions can be found in our forums, at www.ohiobirds.org/forum/. You can join or leave the list, or change your options, at: http://listserv.muohio.edu/scripts/wa.exe?LIST=OHIO-BIRDS Send questions or comments about the list to: [log in to unmask]