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Nashville and a dozen other warblers in Rock Creek Park

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David Apgar

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David Apgar

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Sun, 17 Sep 2006 10:17:07 -0400

There were as many birds as people on the ridge today, and that's saying 
something.  The maintenance yard held many of the same species.  The 
following birds were seen on the ridge unless specified otherwise.

American kestrel (reported over the maintenance yard)
Northern harrier (reported over the yard)

Yellow-billed cuckoo
Common nighthawk

Ruby-throated hummingbird (in the yard with a striking yellow back)
Chimney swift

Northern flicker
Red-bellied woodpecker
Downy woodpecker

Eastern wood-pewee
Gale and Barry may report a Traill's flycatcher later

American crow
Red-eyed vireo
Philadelphia vireo

Swainson's thrush
Veery
Robins and robins and robins
Grey catbird and northern mockingbird

Chickadees and titmice
White-breasted nuthatch
Carolina wrens (reclaiming turf after the summer's invasion of house wrens)
Blue-grey gnatcatcher

American redstart
Northern parula
Black-and-white
Canada (seen in the yard)
Blue-winged (reported in the yard)
Nashville
Bay-breasted
Chestnut-sided
Magnolia
Black-throated green
Palm
Ovenbird (heard)
Common yellowthroat

Baltimore oriole

Scarlet tanager

Rose-breasted grosbeak
Northern cardinal
Eastern towhee