A couple of hours (6-8pm) were pleasant and birdy with lots of song and good
looks. The wind and frogs kept me from hearing much at the marsh. The
bluff is fenced off and I only went as far as the Fishing Dock down the
trail behind the visitor center. Total species 48, no Least bittern.
Canada goose with goslings
Wood ducks-2 pairs in the same viewing field with a green heron, another
pair flying
Great blue heron
Green heron
Black vulture
Turkey vulture
Osprey-heard
RS hawk-mobbed by red wings and a MODO (!)
Killdeer
Laughing gulls
Chimney swift
Red-bellied WP
Downy WP
Hairy WP
Pileated WP
E. wood pewee
Acadian flycatcher
Gr. Crested flycatcher
Eastern kingbird
Red-eyed vireo
Blue jay
Crow sp.
Purple martin
Tree swallow
N. rough-winged swallow
Bank swallow
Barn swallow
Car. Chickadee
Tufted titmouse
Car. Wren
Blue-gray gnatcatcher
E. bluebird
Am. Robin
N. mockingbird
Brown thrasher-very active on both sides of the fenced pond
Eu. starling
Yellow warbler
Yellow-throated warbler
Prothonotary warbler-several males in deep woods, one up close halfway down
the Fishing Dock trail
Kentucky warbler
Common yellowthroat
N. cardinal
Blue grosbeak
Indigo bunting
Red-winged blackbird
Common grackle
House finch
Am. goldfinch
