I listened through my OldBird 21c mic last night from 10pm-12:30am, and just 
finished running the Thrush-X and Tseep-X detectors on the recording from 
10pm--3:30am (at which point for some reason my recorder shut off).  598 
Thrush-X detections and 891 Tseep-X detections.  I will process the file 
visually in RavenPro later, but some highlights...
Lesser Yellowlegs (new yard bird)Black-crowned Night Heron (new year bird)Sora 
(new yard bird, new year bird, local rarity on ground--though probably had one 
last week and haven't processed the recording yet)BobolinkBlack-billed 
Cuckoo--at least 5 detected while I was listeningYellow-billed Cuckoo--2, 
including one I heard at 2:30am through an open window as I was getting in 
bedGray-cheeked Thrush--at least 8, will check a couple to see if they are 
actually high enough to be Bicknell's
Lots of yellowthroats, redstarts, and yellow/blackpoll type calls.
It's been a tough migration, with lots of bad nights, but last night was one of 
the better nights!
Rob Fergus
Hunterdon County, NJhttp://birdchaser.blogspot.com                              
          
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