It is because of Lake Erie.  Crossing the lake can be a non stop flight of
50 to 80 miles.  Not like crossing the gulf of Mexico but a substantial
distance, and the near lakeshore areas, especially east of Cleveland, have
lots of good forage habitat.  By the time the birds reach southern Ohio
they may spread our more so you do not see the waves we sometimes get along
or near, the Lake Erie.

Haans Petruschke
Kirtland.

On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 3:29 PM, Hayward Chappell <[log in to unmask]
> wrote:

> During fall migration, you "northern" ohioans seemed blessed with a wide
> variety of species- especially warblers. Down in southern Ohio (Lawrence
> County) we seem to miss a lot of that- I see many more warblers in the
> spring.
>
> Does anybody know if there is an explanation for this. I guess it could be
> that I'm just missing what really is here???
>
> Thank you-
>
> Hayward Chappell
>
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> Willow Wood, OH 45696
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