Report from TNA message board.
Warblers - many seen in Willows near the beach.
1. Yellow - many
2. C. Yellowthroat - many
3. Canada - several
4. A. Redstart - several (two pairs carrying nesting material)
5. Wilson's - several
6. Cape May - 1
7. B.T. Green - 2
8. B.T. Blue - a few females
9. Mourning - at least 2 on boardwalk.
10. Connecticut - at least one on boardwalk
11. Yellow-rumped - 2
12. Magnolia - 2
13. Blackburnian - 2 females
14. Tennessee -1
15. Nashville - 2
16. N. Parula - 2
17. Bay-breasted - 2
18. Black & White - 1
19. Blackpoll - 6
20. Chestnut-sided - 3
Vireo's
1. Red-eyed
2. Philadelphia -1
3. Warbling
Flycatchers
1. Least - 2
2. Great-crested - 2
3. Yellow-bellied - at least 2
4. E. Phoebe
5. E. W. Pewee - several
Thrushes
1. A. Robin
2. Veery - 1
3. Swainson's - several
4. Gray-cheeked - 1
Others
1. Brown Thrasher - 1
2. LEAST BITTERN - 1
3. Ruddy Turnstone - 1 beach
4. Scarlet Tanagers - 2 pair
5. P.b. Grebe - 2
6. White-crowned Sparrow - 1
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Christopher J. Knoll,
Seasonal Naturalist @ Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
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