I stopped at the Kent Narrows this morning around 8:00.  With the very high 
tides, the parking lot of the Jetty was all underwater.  Nothing floating in 
the Narrows.  In the small pond across the street from Fisherman's, there 
were 5 Black Crowned Night Herons resting in the small trees.  Further up 
the road, there were many Ruddy Ducks and nothing else.

I then went to Tuckahoe and Adkins.  Of note:

    2 Yellow Bellied Sapsuckers chasing each other thru the trees.
    Pine Warblers - several singing at the Lake
    Field Sparrows:  many at Adkins
    Blue Gray Gnatcatchers:  2 at the Lake
    Phoebe:  at least 3 singing over and over and over
    Towhees:  several and great looks at one singing
    Coots:  at least 15 continue at the Lake at Tuckahoe

Ovenbirds and Waterthrushes are still absent.

While driving around, I had a male and female Wood Duck floating in a large 
field pond after our 4 1/2 inches of rain.

Jim Wilson
Queenstown