Lorena and I spent a couple productive hours near Newport High School Sunday afternoon. <div><br></div><div>Highlights were 8 species of warblers, Wilson&#39;s Snipe, Brown Thrasher, Veery, Eastern Kingbird, and singing Bobolinks. </div>
<div><br></div><div>We were also overwhelmed by Red Admiral butterflies...there were dozens flying around. We have had numbers of them in our yard as well...they are far more numerous than I remember them </div><div>being in the past. We also saw an (early?) Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, plus Mourning Cloak, several American Lady, Spring Azure, Clouded Sulphur, and Cabbage White. </div>
<div><br></div><div><br></div><div>Mark Krenitsky</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>Species list:</div><div><br></div><div>C. Goose</div><div>Mallard</div><div>Black Duck</div><div>Turkey Vulture</div><div>Killdeer</div>
<div>Wilson&#39;s Snipe</div><div>Mourning Dove</div><div>Rock Pigeon</div><div>Belted Kingfisher</div><div>Eastern Phoebe</div><div>Eastern Kingbird</div><div>Warbling Vireo</div><div>Blue Jay</div><div>American Crow</div>
<div>Tree Swallow</div><div>Black-capped Chickadee</div><div>Veery</div><div>American Robin</div><div>Brown Thrasher</div><div>Gray Catbird</div><div><br></div><div>Yellow Warbler</div><div>Black-throated Green Warbler</div>
<div>Yellow-rumped Warbler</div><div>Pine Warbler</div><div>American Redstart</div><div>Common Yellowthroat</div><div>Ovenbird</div><div>Wilson&#39;s Warbler</div><div><br></div><div>American Cardinal</div><div>Chipping Sparrow</div>
<div>Savannah Sparrow</div><div>Song Sparrow</div><div>Baltimore Oriole</div><div>Bobolink</div><div>Red-winged Blackbird</div><div>Common Grackle</div><div>Brown-headed Cowbird</div><div>American Goldfinch</div><div><br>
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