I went to Rock Creek (DC) this morning and joined a small group of birders that found some nice birds amongst the relatively few migrants present.  Best were a male Cerulean Warbler at the Nature Center parking area, which spent some time almost at eye level and a male Nashville down at the Maintenance Yard.  Other warblers were Palm (heard it singing, not sure which type), Ovenbird, Black-and-White and Yellow-rumped (though not all that many of this species) and  Louisian Waterthrush, the latter heard singing in the woods en route to the Yard.  I also heard Blue-headed Vireo and Great-crested Flycatcher.  
 
I had a probable cuckoo sp seen (poorly) twice flying through the woods - but did not get a good enough look to confirm.  Only Wood and Hermit today for the thrushes. Flyovers included around 30 Blue Jays and 1 Common Loon.
 
I had to leave around 8:30 and am not sure whether others saw additional species, perhaps they could post if they did.
 
Regards
 
Clive Harris
Cabin John, MD
 



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