I was working in a woodland area on my family's farm in Jefferson County this
morning. Had several migrants ...
Connecticut Warbler 1 (heard song 8-10 times during only one singing bout
during about 45 minutes in the area of this bird; and he did not come up
to pishing ...)
American Redstart 2
Yel-bellied Flycatcher 1 (same details as for COWA; as usual the "pur-wee" call
was what was heard)
Gray-cheeked Thrush 1
Bobolink 1 (female in big hayfield where I've had a few earlier during the
month)
Some of us are thinking that we still have one more decent wave of late
migrants to go, probably as soon as the winds turn back around to the south.
Perhaps it will even be a decent weekend for them.
bpb, Louisville
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