The morning began in low 40's and only warmed up to low 50's at end of
birdwalk 3 hrs. later. Initially, a spit of rain and brisk winds made for a
biting start for 5 hard-core types (including a transplanted PA type) and an
Israeli family of 3. Surprisingly, warbler activity, as well as other species,
made it all worth it. Total count, 42 spp., including 9 sp. of warblers, w/2
possibles.

Canada Goose--7
Turkey Vulture--2
SS Hawk--1
RT Hawk--3
BW Hawk--5
M Dove--2
C Swift--10
RT Hummer--1
YS Flicker--4
RB W'pkr--1
Downy W'pkr--2
E Phoebe--4
Leasrt Flycatcher--1
"Traill's" Flycatcher--not proper habitat, but most likely, per field
                                   marks; harassed by an E Phoebe
B Jay--5
A Crow--4
C C'dee--10
T Tit--3
WB Nuthatch--3
H Wren--1
W Wren--1
C Wren--3
N Mock'bird--2
G Catbird--12
B Thrasher--1
A Robin--20
Wood Thrush--1
Swainson's Thrush--4
RE Vireo--2
B&W Warbler--1
Parula Warbler--2
Magnolia Warbler--7
BT Bl Warbler--2
BT G Warbler--5
Palm Warbler--1; possible
Tenn Warbler--1; possible
C Yellowthroat--8
Redstart--2
Sc Tanager--1; female/1st yr male
N Cardinal--12
Chipping Sparrow--8
Song Sparrow--1

Paul Noell
Balto  MD


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