Thanks for reporting in a timely fashion, I'll get out my night vision goggles
and see if any of those birds are still around.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 9, 2017, at 6:37 PM, GQ wrote:
>
> Very active in the preserve this morning from 8AM to 11 AM. especially around
> the pond. 16 species of warblers highlighted by a cooperative Connecticut
> walking around the path on the west side of the pond at 8:30AM.
>
> Blue-winged-1
> Tennessee-13
> Nashville-4
> Parula-5
> Magnolia-3
> Black-throated Blue-1
> Black-throated Green-4
> Blackburnian-1
> Chestnut-sided-3
> Bay-breasted-1
> Blackpoll-6
> Prairie-3
> Connecticut-1
> Common Yellowthroat-6
> Canada-1
> American Redstart-12
>
> Many more unidentified warblers than listed here. 3 Prairie is a high count
> for this site.
> Also 4 Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, 20+ Red-eyed Vireos, 2 Scarlet Tanagers, 3
> Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, 1 Eastern Wood Pewee, 2 Least Flycatcher, 1 Wood
> Thrush, 1 Veery.
>
> Not a single Black-and-white Warbler or Northern Flicker.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Glenn
>
> Glenn Quinn
> Hauppauge, NY
>
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