It was misty and rained a little off and on.  We heard more than we saw this morning, but we had a family view of Baltimore Orioles--nest, mom, dad, fledgling.  Saw lots of A. Redstarts and Indigo Buntings.  I had a nice look at a Kentucky and a White-eyed Vireo sat out in plain view and mewed at us.  A good view of a Great Crested Flycatcher too.
14 warbler species heard.  
Lynne


4  Canada Goose
3  Mallard
1  Great Blue Heron
1  Barred Owl
1  Pileated Woodpecker
3  Acadian Flycatcher
1  Eastern Phoebe
1  Great Crested Flycatcher
3  Eastern Kingbird
1  White-eyed Vireo
1  Blue-headed Vireo
3  Red-eyed Vireo
2  Blue Jay
2  American Crow
4  Barn Swallow
2  Tufted Titmouse
2  Carolina Wren
4  Blue-gray Gnatcatchers
1  Wood Thrush
6  American Robin
3  Gray Catbird
2  Northern Mockingbird
2  Brown Thrasher
2  Ovenbird
1  Blue-winged 
2  Black-and-white
2  Prothonotary
3  Kentucky
1  C. Yellowthroat
14 A. Redstart
1  Cerulean
6  N. Parula
2  Blackpoll
5  Black-throated Blue
1  Prairie
3  Black-throated Green
1  Eastern Towhee
1  Chipping Sparrow
4  Scarlet Tanager
6  Northern Cardinal
10 Indigo Bunting 
1  Common Grackle
1  Brown-headed Cowbird
3  Baltimore Oriole
6  A. Goldfinch






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lete
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2
Blackpoll WarblerDelete
5
Black-throated Blue WarblerDelete
1
Prairie WarblerDelete
3
Black-throated Green WarblerDelete
1
Eastern TowheeDelete
1
Chipping SparrowDelete
4
Scarlet TanagerDelete
6
Northern CardinalDelete
10
Indigo BuntingDelete
1
Common GrackleDelete
1
Brown-headed CowbirdDelete
3
Baltimore OrioleDelete
6
American Goldfinch


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