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We spent the weekend camping at N. Hero S. P. which is a gem. Waves of migrants were present, not in great numbers but of interest. I have several reports that will follow this one. Sue Wetmore -------------- Forwarded Message: -------------- From: [log in to unmask] To: [log in to unmask] Subject: eBird Report - N. Hero State Park , 8/31/07 Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 19:23:18 +0000 > > > Location: N. Hero State Park > Observation date: 8/31/07 > Number of species: 35 > > Double-crested Cormorant X > Osprey X > Ring-billed Gull X > Great Black-backed Gull X > Caspian Tern 2 > Common Tern X > Mourning Dove X > Barred Owl 1 > Downy Woodpecker X > Hairy Woodpecker X > Northern Flicker X > Pileated Woodpecker X > Eastern Wood-Pewee X > Eastern Phoebe X > Warbling Vireo 1 > Philadelphia Vireo 1 > American Crow X > Black-capped Chickadee X > Red-breasted Nuthatch X > White-breasted Nuthatch X > House Wren X > Wood Thrush X > American Robin X > Gray Catbird X > Nashville Warbler X > Yellow-rumped Warbler X > Black-and-white Warbler X > American Redstart X > Mourning Warbler X > Common Yellowthroat X > Canada Warbler X > Song Sparrow X > Northern Cardinal X > Baltimore Oriole X > American Goldfinch X > > This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org/vins)