Even though it was a quiet morning for this place at this time of year (2-3 x more active here just 4 days ago), the 12 of us on a Chesapeake Audubon walk had a wonderful time. We obtained excellent looks at a number of birds--scarlet tanager, rt hummer, red-eyed vireo, black-throated blue, parula, redstart, wood thrush, veery--but I think everyone on the trip will never forget the incredibly close and long views we had of a chestnut-sided warbler--unreal. 

Some of the birds, including all the warblers:

BLUE-WINGED WARBLER (1)
Parula (many)
Yellow (2)
CHESTNUT-SIDED (1)
Black-Throated Blue (6+)
Yellow-Rumped (8+)
Black-Throated Green (1)
Blackpoll (3)
Black-and-White (2)
Redstart (7+)
Ovenbird (4)
NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH (1)
Common Yellowthroat (2)
WILSON'S WARBLER (3)
CANADA (1)

Red-Eyed Vireo (many)
Yellow-Throated Vireo (1)
Hummer (1)
SCARLET TANAGER (4, 2 male and 2 female)
Wood Thrush (many)
SWAINSON'S THRUSH (2)
VEERY (1)
Mallard (2, fun to see close up in the creek)
Flicker (2)
Acadian Flycatcher (5)
Great-Crested Flycatcher (1-2)
Eastern Towhee (2 or so)
Indigo Bunting (1)
BALTIMORE ORIOLE (1)

Tim Houghton
(Glen Arm)

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