I spent the morning birding in the George Washington National Forest in just West of Bridgewater Va. My first stop was at Hone quarry where I spent the best hours of the morning. I Left around 10:30 and drove up to Flagpole just North of Reddish Knob. The pulloffs along the steeply ascending road to the top of Flagpole were quite productive. I managed to see ten species of Warblers by the end of the morning. The list: Louisiana Waterthrush Black and White Black throated Green - very common, heard almost everywhere I stopped. N. Parula - ~7 Ovenbirds - one seen, many heard Blackburnians - two seen past Hone Quarry lake on the road that forks off to the right ... Another male seen on the road to Flagpole. Pine Warbler American Redstart Hooded Warbler - 1 seen several heard Worm-eating - one seen, many heard. Also of note were: Wild Turkey Ruffed Grouse - heard only Barred Owl - heard only Broadwings - two Sharpshin -two Solitary Sandpiper- 2 Spotted Sandpiper -1 Both Kinglets Hummingbird - Scarlet Tanagers- 4 Swamp Sparrows-3 Black-capped Chickadee- at least 4 William Leigh Winchester Va.