Hey everyone,

Spent a couple hours along the brook this morning, enjoying the beautiful morning weather. I walked Quinn Trail and took the loop trail through the preserve. I refound many of the birds that I had yesterday, and for some species I found more individuals than I had previously had, so its nice to see that some birds are settling in. New arrivals that I had (for me): Wood Thrush, Great-crested Flycatcher, Magnolia Warbler, Common Yellowthroat, and Baltimore Oriole. 13 species of warbler this morning, wasn't able to refind the Cape May. Below are notable birds/migrants, mostly in the preserve. Also, if its not been reported before, there is an active Yellow-bellied Sapsucker cavity along Quinn Trail that I've been observing for the past week or so.

Great-crested Flycatcher- 1

Blue-headed Vireo- 2

House Wren- 3

Carolina Wren- 1

Veery- 1

Hermit Thrush- 2

Wood Thrush- 1

Gray Catbird- 4

Ovenbird- 5

Louisiana Waterthrush- 1

Black-and-white Warbler- 5

Nashville Warbler- 1 (lovely to hear it sing)

Common Yellowthroat- 1

American Redstart- 2

Northern Parula- 4

Magnolia Warbler- 1

Yellow Warbler- 1

Chestnut-sided Warbler- 4

Pine Warbler- 3

Yellow-rumped Warbler- 1

Black-throated Green Warbler- 4

Baltimore Oriole- 1 heard

Cheers,

Kyle Kittelberger

Dartmouth