Went to SMNWR this morning but didnt see very much as it was foggy and breezy so went to Bald Pt and spent 4 hours birding and had the following highlights

12   American Redstart
2     Chestnut-sided
1     Magnolia
1     Blackburnian
2     Yellow-throated
1     Black & White
2     Prairie
1     Tennessee
Common Yellowthroat and Pine abundant
lots of Palm Warblers and Gray Catbirds
9     Indigo Buntings
3     Ruby-crowned Kinglets
1     Swainson's Thrush
3     Red-eyed Vireo
1     Acadian Flycatcher
1     Summer Tanager
1     Merlin
1     American Kestrel
1     Northern Harrier
1     Marbled Godwit
1     Savannah Sparrow
and both Sedge and House Wren

I stopped by Jack's house on the way home and was treated to splendid views of 2 White-winged Doves, Eastern Phoebe, Northern Flicker, Scarlet Tanager and Swainson's Thrush along with many resident birds including great looks at Brown-headed Nuthatch.

I met a couple on vacation who saw 2 American Avocets at SMNWR yesterday whilst walking the mounds trail.

Andy Wraithmell
Tallahassee

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