Morning Flight, 6-10 October 2015

As we get further into October we are seeing more consistent flights with larger numbers but lower species diversity.  But the Higbee dike is really still cooking!  Yellow-rumped warblers are way up this week and we've probably already seen the peak of Palm Warbler.  Blackpoll Warbler peaked today with a marvelous low-altitude flight of 692.

Species
Oct 6
Oct 7
Oct 8
Oct 9
Oct 10
Belted Kingfisher
1

2


Red-bellied Woodpecker
1




Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
4

6
1

Downy Woodpecker
3
3
6
1
2
Northern Flicker
210
205
122
10
10
Eastern Wood-Pewee
1
1



Eastern Phoebe
2
3
4

2
Philadelphia Vireo
1




Red-eyed Vireo
1
3
2

1
Blue Jay
3
2
5

1
Tufted Titmouse


2


Brown Creeper


1


Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
1

1


Golden-crowned Kinglet
5

17

1
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
2
2
5

1
kinglet sp.




1
American Robin
5
6
25

3
European Starling
33
25
20
14
6
American Pipit
6
1
4

1
Cedar Waxwing
95

58

2
Northern Waterthrush
2
2



Black-and-white Warbler
11
3
7

12
Tennessee Warbler
5
3
4

10
Orange-crowned Warbler


2


Nashville Warbler
1
3
6

3
Connecticut Warbler
1




Common Yellowthroat
1



1
American Redstart
11
6
9

2
Cape May Warbler
5
6
8

21
Northern Parula
28
13
14
1
43
Magnolia Warbler

3
1

8
Bay-breasted Warbler
1
1
2


Blackburnian Warbler
1
1
1

1
Blackpoll Warbler
24
105
69
18
692
"Baypoll" warbler


1

3
Black-throated Blue Warbler
17
10
23
1
13
Palm Warbler
117
97
57
12
117
Pine Warbler
1
2
3

4
Yellow-rumped Warbler
355
1,358
973
584
123
Black-throated Green Warbler
9
10
14

6
warbler sp.
170
156
100
22
172
Chipping Sparrow
2
1
5


Savannah Sparrow
9
5
5
1

Dark-eyed Junco


1

1
Scarlet Tanager
1
1



Rose-breasted Grosbeak
2




Blue Grosbeak
2
1



Indigo Bunting
16
12
21
2
12
Dickcissel
2
1
5
2
1
Bobolink
17
9
7
5

Eastern Meadowlark
1




Baltimore Oriole 

1
11

1
House Finch
25
6
6
28
2
American Goldfinch
6
6
3
2
4
House Sparrow
3
12
22


Total warblers
760
1,779
1,294
638
1,231
Total
1,220
2,085
1,660
704
1,283

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