Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 09:15:39 -0400
From: Kevin Danchisen <kevin_danchisen@compuserve.com>
Subject: KMT 8/25/02
Sender: Kevin Danchisen <kevin_danchisen@compuserve.com>
To: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@prodigy.net>
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Kennesaw Mountain Report  8/25/02

0710-0900	72-73F	Winds variable 3-12kts.  Scattered clouds.  The pattern
		of afternoon and evening showers continued last night and should be
		present again today. Once again the high pressure remains in effect
		with a front moving in to bring some cooler temperatures and possible
		rain.  Effects of this front should be seen by Mon. or Tues.

Obs:		G Beaton   K Danchisen   M Davis T Egan   P Howard   D Lacoss
		B Lotz   J Wright   D Zaremba  + others


CHSW	13
RTHU	8
REVI	9
WBNU	3
BHNU	3
BGGN	2
CSWA	1
BTNW	3	1m,2c
BLBW	2	1m,1if
YTWA	2		dominica
PIWA	1m
PRAW	1if
CERW	5	3m,2if
NOPA	1
BAWW	4	2f,1if,1unk
WEWA	1
HOWA	5	2m,3c				10 Warbler species
SUTA	9
SCTA	4	1m,3f


For those keeping track at home, the second Cerulean seen today was the
100th CERW for the year.  While this is not a huge number compared to the=

seasons in the mid '90s, this is a good number now given the sharp declin=
es
in this species at Kennesaw and throughout its range.