As the fronts moved through over the past few days, I have seen new fall arrivals and increased numbers of other migrants. My first dark-eyed junco arrived as a "window-kill" on 10/15. Yellow-rumped warblers began increasing on 20th and peaked today (25th) at about a dozen moving together, I saw the first yellow-bellied sapsucker for several weeks on the 20th and two on the 21st...then 4 together on the 23rd. I had been seeing individual kinglets for a couple of weeks, but on the 23rd I saw 4 golden-crowned kinglets and 3 ruby-crowned kinglets with 6 yellow-rumped warblers. Fickers increased from an occasional call or sighting to at least 5 by the 24th. About a dozen swamp sparrows were at my marsh on the 24th and my first white-throate sparrow arrived on the 22nd (about 8-10 today). Today a lfock of about 40 robins spent the day on and around our property while a mixed flight of red-wing blackbirds and cowbirds (about 80-100) spent the late afternoon there. I had had 9 blackbirds on the 23rd. So, it has been an interesting week or so on Glen Alpine Road! John Moyle Kingsport Sullivan County