Highlights of the Fort McHenry Evening Walk included extended viewing of the Western Kingbird, a very brief encounter with a small flock Cedar Waxwings, Baltimore and Orchard Orioles, and two Warbler series. The Yellow Warblers and the Common Yellowthroats were very cooperative on several occasions.
 
The Western Kingbird sat on the fence on the East side of the Fort. It has been seen every morning since Sunday by the Fort staff and visitors.

42 Canada Goose
  3 Mallard
  4 Great Blue Heron
  3 Osprey
  1 Killdeer
  3 Spotted Sandpiper
75 Ring-billed Gull
  3 Herring Gull
  6 Great Black-backed Gull
  2 Common Tern
19 Rock Pigeon
  7 Mourning Dove
  8 Chimney Swift
  3 Eastern Kingbird
  1 Western Kingbird
  1 Fish Crow
  8 Tree Swallow
  5 Northern Rough-winged Swallow
  6 Barn Swallow
  1 Marsh Wren
  1 Wood Thrush
16 American Robin
12 Gray Catbird
  2 Northern Mockingbird
  1 Brown Thrasher
37 European Starling
  3 Yellow Warbler
  7 Common Yellowthroat
  1 Song Sparrow
  5 Swamp Sparrow
  4 White-throated Sparrow
  1 Northern Cardinal
  8 Red-winged Blackbird
11 Common Grackle
  4 Brown-headed Cowbird
  3 Orchard Oriole
  1 Baltimore Oriole
  5 American Goldfinch
15 House Sparrow