There were decent numbers of birds this morning. Last night’s south winds did us some good. Flycatchers seemed to be everywhere. Warblers were dominated by American Redstarts, Magnolia, Wilson’s and Common Yellowthroat. Most sparrows seemed to have pulled out. Here’s some of what I saw in about an hour and a half:<\/p>\n
Blue-winged Teal – 2, pair
\nBlack-bellied Plover – 1
\nSemipalmated Plover – 2
\nRuddy Turnstone – 2
\nDunlin – 2
\nSanderling – 2
\nSemipalmated Sandpiper – ~15
\nRuby-throated Hummingbird – 1
\nEastern Wood-Pewee – ~8
\nYellow-bellied Flycatcher – 3
\nAlder Flycatcher – 2
\nWillow Flycatcher – 2
\nAlder\/Willow Flycatcher – ~8
\nLeast Flycatcher – 3
\nEastern Kingbird – ~10
\nCliff Swallow – ~8
\nBank Swallow – ~10
\nEastern Bluebird – 1
\nVeery – 2
\nSwainson’s Thrush – ~5
\nGray-cheeked Thrush – 2
\nCedar Waxwing – ~60
\nChestnut-sided Warbler – 1
\nMagnolia Warbler – ~15
\nBlack-and-white Warbler – 1
\nBlack-throated Green Warbler – 1
\nBay-breasted Warbler – 1
\nMourning Warbler – 2
\nKentucky Warbler – 1 in the Magic Hedge
\nCanada Warbler – 1
\nWilson’s Warbler – ~20
\nCommon Yellowthroat – ~20
\nAmerican Redstart – ~25
\nBobolink – 1<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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