>Tuesday, July 29, 2003
>7:40 A.M. - 10:00 A.M., wind calm, cloudy and muggy early with fog on top
>breaking into sunny and warming at 9 A.M., Temperature in the high 70's to
>low 80's
>
>BTNW  1 male
>PIWA    2
>AMRE   1 female type
>CERW   3 (one adult female feeding with one hatch year female and one hatch
>year male. Hatch year female very pale with lemon yellow underparts but
>lacking streaking on the sides; hatch year male lemon yellow underparts with
>pronounced streaking on the sides. If this is not the standard you want used
>to age these birds, let me know and I will just report hatch year birds
>without trying to sex them. I got unusually good looks at these birds since
>they were low and hanging around.)
>Black and White Warbler 4 ( 1 adult male, 1 adult female, 2 hatch year
>females. They were feeding together and I think that they are likely a
>family group or involved in a hell of a coincidence.)
>
>YTVI   3 ( all were fledglings that were still downy but could fly. I am
>betting that they were with an adult, but they flew back out of sight and I
>never saw the adult.)
>
>WEVI  1
>RTHU  9
>AMGO 2 (Tommy said that you insist on counting these birds)
>INBU  1
>SCTA  2
>CHSW 13
>NRWS  1
>WBNU  2
>SUTA  2
>
>The Ceruleans made my day.