In yesterday's post, Spencer meant to write "wary". The migrants may 
have been weary as well, but not due to the sharpie.

Today a Pine Siskin, the first we've seen in awhile. Also, he picked out 
a great blue heron about 5,000 feet up, headed south. We couldn't recall 
ever seeing one in migration.

Doug Hardy, Norwich



Spencer Hardy wrote:
> Another great warbler day hear in Norwich. Blackpolls where around in 
> large numbers most of the day, with  up to three in the same bino 
> view! Many species counts below may be low, due to large number of 
> birds present at times.
>
> There was a interesting flycatcher here briefly. It was dark fronted 
> and had a low contrast between the throat and head like a 
> Yellow-bellied; would be a rather late sighting.
>
> Also a juv. sharpie kept the birds weary, and a female hummer was nice 
> to see.
>
> Observation date: 9/15/07
>
> Eastern Phoebe     1
> Red-eyed Vireo     1
> *Tennessee Warbler     2*
> Nashville Warbler     4
> Magnolia Warbler     1
> Yellow-rumped Warbler     1
> Black-throated Green Warbler     3
> *Bay-breasted Warbler     1* non-breding adult
> *Blackpoll Warbler     17*
> Black-and-white Warbler     1
> Rose-breasted Grosbeak     3
>
>
> This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)
>
> Spencer Hardy Norwich, VT

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