Slow on migrants - no big surpise.  Significant numbers of cicadas - way more than one week ago.
A few Scarlet Tanagers, most not singing
Great-Crested Flycatchers
I had at least 8 Acadian Flycatchers
lots of Towhee singing
Swainson's Thrush singing
Wood Thrush singing
1 Veery 
2 E. Pewee
4 Ovenbirds
10 N. Parula
1 Black and White Warbler
Yellow-Rumps out, Blackpolls in
Seen behind the Maintenance Yard 
Magnolia Warbler
Redstart
N. Parula
Indigo Bunting
Goldfinch
Dueling Louisiana Waterthrushes at Broad Branch  - it was like dueling banjos in Deliverance
Pileated Woodpeckers still on the nest
Mother Wood Duck still had 6 rapidly growing ducklings.  They have quadrupled size in the last two weeks.
Barn Swallows
E. Phoebe
 
1 Barred Owl silent and resting in broad daylight- first of the year reported for DC
Sorry, won't tell you where I saw it except to say it was in an area frequented by many and I saw it from pavement in Rock Creek Park.  What can I say?  Sometimes you look for warblers and find an owl.  So keep your eyes sharp and good birding to all.  Now bring on that weather front and a few more migrants.
 
Denise Ryan
Washington, DC