Hi all, 

Had some errands this morning (and a sick older dog) so didn't get out birding. However, coming back from the errand at about 10:30 we stopped to get our mail and heard a Black-throated Green Warbler singing in trees at the end of our long driveway. Went into the house, grabbed our bins, and had a nice half-hour until a noisy lawn-mowing crew arrived for the house bordering our drive, which pretty much shut everything down! Several of the 8 warbler species were First of Season, reflecting our rather poor luck recently at our local Wheaton patch. 

Anyway, birds of interest: 

Cedar Waxwing - 12+ 
Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 
Yellow-rumped Warbler - 6-7 including a number of females 
American Redstart - 1 singing 
MAGNOLIA WARBLER - 1 singing FOS 
YELLOW WARBLER - 1 singing FOS 
CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLER - 1 singing FOS 
BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER - 1 FOS 
Northern Parula - 1 singing 
Black-throated Green - 1 heard only 
Baltimore Oriole - 1 

Gail Mackiernan and Barry Cooper 
Colesville, MD 




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