Greetings,

Pat Valdata and I spent a few hours at the Turkey Point Hawk Watch this 
morning. There were plenty of birds around though not a lot to be seen in 
the way of migrant warblers. Highlights included a few Black and White 
Warblers, Magnolia Warblers, Red-eyed Vireo, Catbird, Least Flycatcher, 
empid sp.,  RED-HEADED WOODPECKER(3), Northern Flicker (20+), Thousands of 
Blue Jays (thier back), a handful of Tree Swallows, Chimney Swift (1), 
Ruby-throated Hummingbird (2), and my first of the year Ruby-crowned 
Kinglet (1 maybe 2).

The hawk-watching was rather slow, as expected with such strong southerly 
winds. Pat has the totals but I know that in just over two hours there 
were fewer then twenty birds, most being Sharp-shinned Hawks with a few 
Ospreys added in.  Plenty of resident Eagles present as well...

Good Birding,
Chris Starling
North East, MD