Subject: KMT RPT WEDNESDAY, 19AUG98  0720 TO 1045

          WEATHER:  It was beautiful today.  Slightly hazy early on 
changing to a mostly bright and sunny morning.  A great day for bird 
watching.  Warm with a light breeze so that it wasn't noticeably 
humid. 

          OBSERVERS:  Kenny Peloquin, Bill Prather, Bruce Hallett and 
about eight others.  Don't know where everyone came from since the 
last two days there was only me and Deb.  But... it was a great day 
for birding and all had fun.  

          We had several flocks this morning (maybe four in all).  
Here's what we saw.  
    1.  1 Turkey Vulture
   
    3.  28 Chimney Swifts
    4.  8 Ruby-throated Hummingbirds (very active)
    5.  2 Great Crested Flycatchers
    6.  2 White-breasted Nuthatches
    7.  3 Blue-gray Gnatcatchers
    8.  4 Red-eyed Vireos
    9.  1 Tennessee Warbler
   10.  2 Northern Parulas
   11.  4 Chestnut-sided Warblers (one singing or trying to sing)
   12.  5 Black-throated Green Warblers
   13.  2 Blackburnian Warblers (both imm. females??)
   14.  3 Prairie Warblers
   15.  4 Cerulean Warblers (1 a.m.,1 imm. m., 2 imm. fem.)
   
   17.  1 American Redstart (male)
   18.  2 Worm-eating Warblers (both males?)
   19.  3 Hooded Warblers (1 male and 2 females)

          9 species not including the Tennessee which only one person 
thought they saw and not to the include the Black and White that I 
didn't have time to find.  There seemed to be other birds on the 
mountain that were out of our range for Id. Might have been a higher 
list if you experts had been there today.  Things are looking good.  
See you all soon.  

                                                                      
                               KENNY AND DARLA