Northern Waterthrush still being seen at Campbell Flats this AM around 10 AM. This time it was in the trees going down to the river at the edge of the open field before getting to the cornfield. (At the bottom of the hill along the ditch going to the river).  Maybe the same bird as seen last week? Certainly very close to the same vicinity. 

Not many warblers otherwise. One probable Common Yellowthroat. House Wren, Northern Flicker,  Red-eyed Vireos, Young goldfinches begging to be fed, Immature Chipping Sparrow and Song Sparrows, Cedar Waxwings, Phoebes and flycatchers,  7 Canada geese, Mallards, 2 Cormorants, 1 Great Blue Heron, a Raven, and a very nice view, at the far end of the corn field,earlier when we arrived, of an immature Cooper's Hawk.  Maybe that's why we didn't see much else there!
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Cindy Crawford

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