Walking my patch, running from Bowls Ave to the Northern Wildlife Area just south of Reynodl's Landing Park, along the river I hit an incredible count of birds today, 40 species in a 2 mile walk. Generaly I run a count of 21 birds, with thirty being a rely good day. All spices of Swallow that can be expected here except Cliff, Northern Rough, Violet-green Tree and Barn, were present. Their was four *Buffleheads *still present, they usually leave the river and head for the open lakes around the area by this time. Highlights were *Cinnamon Teal,* always a joy, and a *Wood Duck.* The *Blue-winged Teals* were out in force today also, I counted 13, usually I get four or six. As I walked back to the car I was at 39 and found myself hoping for a Rock Pigeon, not exiting but I hadn't seen it yet that morning and it would put me at 40. Instead of a boring pigeon I got a *Black-crowned Night-Heron,* more exiting then a pigeon (sorry pigeons your still cool-ish). Also I found two *Audubon Yellow-rumped Warblers*, my first warblers of the season. Warblers and singing birds, it's rely starting to sound and look like spring. Good Birding, Brian Johnson
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