Date:         Wed, 8 May 2002 21:52:43 -0400
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From:         Peter Lev <plev@COMCAST.NET>
Subject:      Warblers at home
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A few of you know that I broke my arm 3 weeks ago, just in time for spring migration.  The arm is mending, but I haven't done much birding.

But this week, the warblers have been coming to me.

Monday, AM , Black-throated green heard outside my house on the way to work.

Tuesday AM, a great yard bird day, 20-25 warblers in front of the house from 7:30- 8 am.
      Yellow-rump-- approx. 8
       Magnolia-- 3+
       Yellow-- 1
       Black-throated blue-- 3
       Canada-1
       Redstart-- 1
       Blackburnian-- 1
       Blackpoll-- 2

Weds. AM,  not as good as yesterday, but a few new species, 7:30 8 AM
       Yellow-rump-- 8+
        Magnolia-- 1
        Black-throated blue-- 2
        Blackpoll-- 1
        N. Parula-- 1
        Chestnut-sided-- 1

also Scarlet Tanager-- 1

All this activity in half a dozen mature trees (mostly oaks) across the street from my house in the Stoneleigh neighborhood of Baltimore County.

              Peter Lev
              Baltimore Bird Club


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