New Egypt 2/24--White-crowned Sparrow

White-crowned Sparrow, New Egypt

I returned to Jumping Brook Preserve this morning for the first time since my unfortunate episode in September when, while I was considering whether I could step over a breach in the path between two bogs, I lost my footing as the edge gave way and slipped waist deep into the water, losing my phone which somehow inexplicably managed to slide out of my pocket and sink into the muck. Apparently, iPhones don't float.

The last time I was there, what must have been an army of beavers had managed to create so many dams, that the bogs were overflowing and the paths, for a hundred yards at a stretch, were not just underwater, but flowing streams. I was happy to see today, that whoever the caretaker of the property is was taking care of the property, because the front bog had obviously been drained, drawing off all the water on the paths, and the other reservoirs were very low. Only one Killdeer in all that mud, but the robins, bluebirds, and blackbirds were all happily foraging. The evidence of the beaver brigade was everywhere--formidable trees gnawed down, pointed stumps every few feet, wood chips scattered all around. But I could walk instead of slosh. 

Unfortunately, even in the reservoirs that were full, there wasn't much waterfowl to find--14 black ducks were the largest number of ducks or geese that I could find. A few Ring-necked Ducks, a pair of Hooded Mergansers and only 4 geese were the best I could do. There were a couple of spots I didn't try since I'm still a bit leery of the more out of the way areas, but the big reservoir at the back, where I would expect to find a big flock of ring-necks, had only 2 geese floating on it. The best birds I had all morning there were on the way out--I heard, as I often do there, a Red-shouldered Hawk crying "Keer, keer, keer" and I found a Brown Creeper spiraling up a tree then down to the next one. Brown Creeper is a patch bird there for me. 

I'd been walking in a light, but steady rain almost the entire three hours I was at Jumping Brook. Of course, as soon as I got to my car, it had stopped. I had been considering going over to the longhorn cattle "pastures" not too far away, even though that spot, which once was the place for Sandhill Cranes in the county and was where Shari spotted Northern Lapwings (that year's celebrity species), hasn't been very interesting of late. I used to stop at a fence line on Brynmore Road and check out the sparrow flock, but nothing the last few times I've been there has turned up. I went anyway, and it was the same thing today, nothing there but a Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, and a House Sparrow. There was some entertainment when I was held up by the farmer's pet Swan Goose which would not let my car get by on Inman--I had to stop, get out of the car, and let the bird attack my ankles before it would move away--even then it walked along the side of my car screeching into the window as I drove carefully away, trying not to kill it. 

I scanned the fields for shorebirds but found only a flocks of robins and starlings. I parked and walked to the treeline that is beyond the pastures--there is a scraggly tree there that often has a flock of mixed sparrows in it. Today was one of those days--besides the predictable House Sparrows, I found another Song Sparrow, a couple of Savannah Sparrows, a couple of Chipping Sparrows, and then one sparrow that obviously wasn't a House Sparrow but, finally, the bird I always look for on Brynmore, a White-crowned Sparrow. Sans white-crown, which is why I didn't recognize it at first--the first winter birds have brown caps--but the conical shape of the big, shape of the head, the long tail, all gave me the field marks I need. So, the trip was worth it. Pickup truck guys: I saw an eagle, beautiful adult perched in a tree. 

I might even have seen two. There was a hawk very far away across the pasture that, with the overcast lighting and with its back to me, I couldn't make out very well--I assumed it was an immature eagle but it looked too light on its back for me to definitely say. I don't think it was anything exotic, but I took a digiscope of it and put it on my eBird list anyway. If anyone wants to take a guess, have at it.

September: Stumbled Upon Birds...& Just Plain Stumbling

Great Blue Heron watching cranberry harvest at Whitesbog

Of the measly 6 new species I added to my year list in September, 5 of them were "stumble upon" birds--birds I wasn't even thinking about when I just happened to find them. I don't expect to see a Clay-colored Sparrow beneath the feeders at Cattus Island (there's never been one reported there before), nor do I expect to see a Lincoln's Sparrow jump up from a pile of pallets in an equipment yard along the Union Transportation Trail.  Yet, there they were. A Connecticut Warbler in the road to the Winter Anchorage? Not likely. Broad-winged Hawk was so far from my mind that it took me a moment to register the one flying right over me at the cranberry bogs in South Toms River. I will admit I wasn't completely surprised when I found a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher on the Ocean County side of Whitesbog--I'd seen one before, two years ago very close to where I found it this year, and birding superstition compels one to look for what you've seen before in the same spot, no matter how unlikely the prospect. Sometimes it works. While it wasn't a year bird, I did stumble upon an Orange-crowned Warbler way back in an unnamed pond at Colliers Mills--another bird that was far from my thoughts when I set out that morning. The only bird that I didn't find on my own was a Bay-breasted Warbler at Island Beach on Scott's trip there and I was mildly surprised to find that it was new for year. 

Scarlet Tanager, Colliers Mills

I don't know if migration was good or bad this month. Probably bad if you talk to any birder who looks at BirdCast and takes it seriously. I look at BirdCast occasionally and it only provokes frustration. It will say something like "176,000 birds have crossed Ocean County this evening." I don't care how many birds have crossed Ocean County. Tell me how many have landed. Whatever migration was, I didn't see much of it, stubbornly sticking to my routine of going to places I like and hoping the birds will likewise find it appealing. 

And while we're on the subject of stumbling...One place I really like, but have to think twice, thrice about, from here on out, is Jumping Brook Preserve. Not only have the trails become rivers, thanks to the busy beavers, but with all the rain this month, ditches that were once easy to step over have widened to a precarious width. A couple of weeks ago I was walking around one of the bogs, carefully stepping over the little breaches, when I came to one that has always given me pause. It has been wider than the others, but I could make it across pretty easily with one bold step. However, this time, it appeared even more of a breach than previous, and the hard vegetation that I used to step on, looked soft from the rain. I had just said to myself, "Nope, don't think I can make it across this time," when the bank gave out under my foot and I slipped into the bog, almost up to my waist. My Muck Boots were flooded. I hauled myself out and slapped my left pocket--good, wallet and car fob were dry. Slapped my right pocket: phone was gone. Somehow, it had slipped or floated out of my pocket when I hit the water and was now down in 3 or 4 feet of mud. Let me tell you, folks, even with insurance, replacing a phone is not fun and not easy. And, if you're like me, and have outsourced most of your brain to your phone, for 3 days you feel pretty stupid, if you didn't feel like a complete dope already having skidded into a ditch. 

For the month: 137 species

Counties birded: Atlantic, Burlington, Monmouth, Ocean

Species                First Sighting
Canada Goose   Cranberry Bogs
Mute Swan   Manahawkin WMA
Wood Duck   Whitesbog
Blue-winged Teal   Manahawkin WMA
Mallard   Reeves Bogs
American Black Duck   Brig
Wild Turkey   35 Sunset Rd
Pied-billed Grebe   Double Trouble SP
Eared Grebe   Brig
Rock Pigeon   Jarvis Sound
Mourning Dove   Whitesbog
Yellow-billed Cuckoo   Island Beach SP
Common Nighthawk   Whitesbog
Chimney Swift   Whitesbog
Ruby-throated Hummingbird   35 Sunset Rd
Clapper Rail   Great Bay Blvd
Sora   Brig
American Oystercatcher   Island Beach SP
Black-bellied Plover   Great Bay Blvd
Semipalmated Plover   Great Bay Blvd
Killdeer   Whitesbog
Ruddy Turnstone   Great Bay Blvd
Sanderling   Island Beach SP
Least Sandpiper   Great Bay Blvd
White-rumped Sandpiper   Brig
Semipalmated Sandpiper   Island Beach SP
Short-billed Dowitcher   Brig
Long-billed Dowitcher   Great Bay Blvd
Spotted Sandpiper   Whitesbog
Solitary Sandpiper   Whitesbog
Greater Yellowlegs   Whitesbog
Willet   Island Beach SP
Lesser Yellowlegs   Great Bay Blvd
Bonaparte's Gull   Island Beach SP
Laughing Gull   Great Bay Blvd
Ring-billed Gull   Island Beach SP
Herring Gull   Great Bay Blvd
Great Black-backed Gull   Great Bay Blvd
Caspian Tern   Island Beach SP
Common Tern   Great Bay Blvd
Forster's Tern   Great Bay Blvd
Royal Tern   Great Bay Blvd
Black Skimmer   Brig
Common Loon   Island Beach SP
Double-crested Cormorant   Whitesbog
Brown Pelican   Island Beach SP
Great Blue Heron   Cranberry Bogs
Great Egret   Great Bay Blvd
Snowy Egret   Great Bay Blvd
Little Blue Heron   Great Bay Blvd
Tricolored Heron   Great Bay Blvd
Green Heron   Whitesbog
Black-crowned Night-Heron   Great Bay Blvd
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron   Great Bay Blvd
White Ibis   Brig
Glossy Ibis   Brig
Black Vulture   Bay Pkwy
Turkey Vulture   Whitesbog
Osprey   Great Bay Blvd
Cooper's Hawk   35 Sunset Rd
Bald Eagle   Brig
Red-shouldered Hawk   Whitesbog
Broad-winged Hawk   Cranberry Bogs
Red-tailed Hawk   Cranberry Bogs
Belted Kingfisher   Reeves Bogs
Red-headed Woodpecker   Colliers Mills WMA
Red-bellied Woodpecker   Cranberry Bogs
Downy Woodpecker   Cranberry Bogs
Hairy Woodpecker   Cattus Island County Park
Northern Flicker   Whitesbog
Merlin   Reeves Bogs
Peregrine Falcon   Island Beach SP
Eastern Wood-Pewee   Whitesbog
Yellow-bellied Flycatcher   Whitesbog
Eastern Phoebe   Whitesbog
Great Crested Flycatcher   Cranberry Bogs
Eastern Kingbird   Cranberry Bogs
White-eyed Vireo   Island Beach SP
Yellow-throated Vireo   Colliers Mills WMA
Red-eyed Vireo   Cattus Island County Park
Blue Jay   35 Sunset Rd
American Crow   35 Sunset Rd
Fish Crow   Whitesbog
Common Raven   Whitesbog
Carolina Chickadee   Whitesbog
Tufted Titmouse   35 Sunset Rd
Purple Martin   Cranberry Bogs
Tree Swallow   Whitesbog
Barn Swallow   Reeves Bogs
White-breasted Nuthatch   35 Sunset Rd
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher   Cranberry Bogs
House Wren   Cranberry Bogs
Marsh Wren   Great Bay Blvd
Carolina Wren   35 Sunset Rd
European Starling   Great Bay Blvd
Gray Catbird   Whitesbog
Brown Thrasher   Whitesbog
Northern Mockingbird   Island Beach SP
Eastern Bluebird   Cranberry Bogs
Veery   Jumping Brook Preserve
American Robin   Whitesbog
Cedar Waxwing   Cedar Bonnet Island
House Sparrow   35 Sunset Rd
House Finch   35 Sunset Rd
American Goldfinch   35 Sunset Rd
Chipping Sparrow   35 Sunset Rd
Clay-colored Sparrow   Cattus Island County Park
Field Sparrow   Union Transportation Trail
Seaside Sparrow   Island Beach SP
Saltmarsh Sparrow   Great Bay Blvd
Savannah Sparrow   Cedar Bonnet Island
Song Sparrow   35 Sunset Rd
Lincoln's Sparrow   Union Transportation Trail
Swamp Sparrow   Whitesbog
Eastern Towhee   35 Sunset Rd
Baltimore Oriole   Island Beach SP
Red-winged Blackbird   Great Bay Blvd
Common Grackle   35 Sunset Rd
Boat-tailed Grackle   Great Bay Blvd
Northern Waterthrush   Island Beach SP
Black-and-white Warbler   Island Beach SP
Orange-crowned Warbler   Colliers Mills WMA
Connecticut Warbler   Island Beach SP
Common Yellowthroat   Whitesbog
American Redstart   Cedar Bonnet Island
Cape May Warbler   Cedar Bonnet Island
Northern Parula   Double Trouble SP
Bay-breasted Warbler   Island Beach SP
Yellow Warbler   Reeves Bogs
Blackpoll Warbler   Island Beach SP
Black-throated Blue Warbler   Cedar Bonnet Island
Palm Warbler   Cranberry Bogs
Pine Warbler   35 Sunset Rd
Yellow-rumped Warbler   Whitesbog
Prairie Warbler   Cranberry Bogs
Scarlet Tanager   Colliers Mills WMA
Northern Cardinal   Cranberry Bogs

Great Egret, Cedar Bonnet Island

August Review--Heavy on the Oregon

Brandt's Cormorant, Haystack Rock

Spending the first 9 days of the month in Oregon obviously gives the month list a western tilt, with 93 LIFE and/or year birds. The rest of the month was a challenge. I have, for the last few years, spent almost every day of August at Whitesbog, which, when the bogs are drawn down, becomes a shorebird refuge, with many (oxymoronically) rarities regularly showing up. Whitesbog's proprietor does this either as a kindness when he doesn't need the water in those reservoirs, or, like last year, when he desperately needs it. This year, alas, he is holding the water in reserve for the harvest. Thus, no shorebirds. Or more precisely, few shorebirds. I've seen some yellowlegs and sandpipers flying over, looking forlornly for a place to set down. Yesterday on the Ocean County side, at Big Tank which is very low for this time, I had 4 species wandering around on the mud flats. But unlike last year, it doesn't look like I'm going to get a Buff-breasted Sandpiper there.  

Common  Murre, Yaquina

So, for the remaining 3 weeks of the month, I only added 5 new birds to the list--I could have had more but I deliberately stayed away from the ocean and bay hot spots except for one excursion to Brig, because I didn't want to deal with all the annoyances both vertebrate and invertebrate. The last new bird for the year came this morning while I was slogging (literally) through Jumping Brook Preserve--the beavers there have transformed the trails into rivers--when, way in the back, near the Ft Dix border, I found my first Least Flycatcher of the year. I also heard an Upland Sandpiper flush from somewhere and fly overhead--not entirely surprising given the proximity to Lakehurst. Not a year bird since I went up to Monmouth county to see one, but a good county bird, as the only reliable place in OC to see them, the aforementioned Lakehurst, is a spot I no longer get to. 

For the month, I had 248 species, the first 185 coming in Oregon. The Least Flycatcher brought the year total up to exactly 350.

Counties birded:

New Jersey: Atlantic, Burlington, Monmouth, Ocean

Oregon: Benton, Clatsop, Crook, Deschutes, Harney, Hood River, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, Linn,                                 Multnomah, Tillamook, Washington

Species               First Sighting Canada Goose   Cascade Locks Mute Swan   Brig Trumpeter Swan   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Wood Duck   Philomath Sewage Ponds Cinnamon Teal   Philomath Sewage Ponds Northern Shoveler   Philomath Sewage Ponds Gadwall   Philomath Sewage Ponds American Wigeon   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Mallard   Radisson Hotel Lake Northern Pintail   Philomath Sewage Ponds Redhead   Riley Pond Ring-necked Duck   Philomath Sewage Ponds Harlequin Duck   Haystack Rock Surf Scoter   Necanicum Estuary White-winged Scoter   Necanicum Estuary Black Scoter   Yachats SP Hooded Merganser   Brig Ruddy Duck   Riley Pond California Quail   Philomath Sewage Ponds Wild Turkey   35 Sunset Rd Pied-billed Grebe   Philomath Sewage Ponds Eared Grebe   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Western Grebe   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Clark's Grebe   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Rock Pigeon    Seaside Band-tailed Pigeon   Reeher CCC Camp Eurasian Collared-Dove   NW Salzwedel Rd Mourning Dove   NW Salzwedel Rd Yellow-billed Cuckoo   Reeves Bogs Common Nighthawk   Sisters Chimney Swift   Whitesbog Vaux's Swift   Country Inn White-throated Swift   Fort Rock SP Ruby-throated Hummingbird   35 Sunset Rd Black-chinned Hummingbird   Summer Lake Rest Area Anna's Hummingbird   Summer Lake Rest Area Rufous Hummingbird   Reeher CCC Camp Virginia Rail   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Sora   Summer Lake Wildlife Area American Coot   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Sandhill Crane   Cascade Lakes Hwy Black-necked Stilt   Summer Lake Wildlife Area American Avocet   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Black Oystercatcher   Haystack Rock Black-bellied Plover   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Snowy Plover   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Semipalmated Plover   Bay City Oyster Company Killdeer   Bay City Oyster Company Upland Sandpiper   Reed Sod Farm Whimbrel   Brig BLACK TURNSTONE   Seaside Cove SURFBIRD   Seaside Cove Stilt Sandpiper   Brig Baird's Sandpiper   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Least Sandpiper   Bay City Oyster Company White-rumped Sandpiper   Brig Buff-breasted Sandpiper   Reed Sod Farm Pectoral Sandpiper   Brig Semipalmated Sandpiper   Brig Western Sandpiper   Necanicum Estuary Short-billed Dowitcher   Brig Long-billed Dowitcher   Mark Hatfield Trail Wilson's Phalarope   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Red-necked Phalarope   Philomath Sewage Ponds Spotted Sandpiper   Philomath Sewage Ponds Solitary Sandpiper   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Greater Yellowlegs   Philomath Sewage Ponds Willet   Lake Abert Lesser Yellowlegs   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Common Murre   Necanicum Estuary Pigeon Guillemot   Haystack Rock Marbled Murrelet   Seal Rock Rhinoceros Auklet   Seal Rock Tufted Puffin   Haystack Rock Bonaparte's Gull   Mark Hatfield Trail Laughing Gull   Wawa Parking lot Franklin's Gull   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Heermann's Gull   Seaside Cove Ring-billed Gull   Philomath Sewage Ponds Western Gull   Necanicum Estuary California Gull   Cascade Locks Herring Gull   Brig Glaucous-winged Gull   Cascade Locks Least Tern   Brig Gull-billed Tern   Brig Caspian Tern   Necanicum Estuary Black Tern   Pitcher Rd Common Tern   Brig Forster's Tern   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Black Skimmer   Brig Red-throated Loon   Seaside Cove Pacific Loon   Seal Rock Brandt's Cormorant   Haystack Rock Pelagic Cormorant   Seaside Cove Double-crested Cormorant   Country Inn American White Pelican   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Brown Pelican   Necanicum Estuary Great Blue Heron   Radisson Hotel Lake Great Egret   Country Inn Snowy Egret   Brig Little Blue Heron   Brig Tricolored Heron   Cattus Island County Park Green Heron   Whitesbog Black-crowned Night-Heron   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Glossy Ibis   Brig White-faced Ibis   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Black Vulture   Wawa South Toms River Turkey Vulture   Radisson Hotel Lake Osprey   Cascade Locks Golden Eagle   E Hwy 20 Northern Harrier   Cummins Peak Rd, Yachats Cooper's Hawk   Pitcher Rd, Fort Rock Bald Eagle   Necanicum Estuary Red-shouldered Hawk   Philomath Sewage Ponds Swainson's Hawk   CR-5-10 Red-tailed Hawk   Country Inn Ferruginous Hawk   Pitcher Rd Belted Kingfisher   Radisson Hotel Lake Red-breasted Sapsucker   Marys River Park Lewis's Woodpecker   Whispering Pine Campground Red-headed Woodpecker   Colliers Mills WMA Acorn Woodpecker   NW Salzwedel Rd Red-bellied Woodpecker   Whitesbog BLACK-BACKED WOODPECKER   McKenzie Hwy Downy Woodpecker   Ona Beach SP Hairy Woodpecker   Sisters Tie Trail WHITE-HEADED WOODPECKER   Sisters Tie Trail Northern Flicker   Country Inn American Kestrel   Banks Peregrine Falcon   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Olive-sided Flycatcher   Reeher CCC Camp Western Wood-Pewee   NW Salzwedel Rd Eastern Wood-Pewee   Whitesbog Willow Flycatcher   Reeher CCC Camp Least Flycatcher   Jumping Brook Preserve Hammond's Flycatcher   Forest Service Road 5590 Gray Flycatcher   Cabin Lake Dusky Flycatcher   Santiam Hwy Western Flycatcher   Reeher CCC Camp Black Phoebe   Philomath Sewage Ponds Eastern Phoebe   Whitesbog Great Crested Flycatcher   Colliers Mills WMA Western Kingbird   McKenzie Hwy Eastern Kingbird   Whitesbog White-eyed Vireo   Whitesbog Hutton's Vireo   Reeher CCC Camp CASSIN'S VIREO   Marys River Park Warbling Vireo   Reeher CCC Camp Red-eyed Vireo   Reeves Bogs Loggerhead Shrike   Fort Rock SP Canada Jay   NW Cochran Rd Pinyon Jay   Cabin Lake Steller's Jay   NW Cochran Rd Blue Jay   Whitesbog California Scrub-Jay   Radisson Hotel Lake Black-billed Magpie   Three Sisters Viewpoint Clark's Nutcracker   McKenzie Hwy American Crow   Country Inn Fish Crow   Brig Common Raven   Reeher CCC Camp Carolina Chickadee   35 Sunset Rd Black-capped Chickadee   Country Inn Mountain Chickadee   Best Western Lot Chestnut-backed Chickadee   Reeher CCC Camp Tufted Titmouse   Whitesbog Horned Lark   Rest Stop US395 Highway  Northern Rough-winged Swallow   Philomath Sewage Ponds Purple Martin   Bay City Oyster Company Tree Swallow   Philomath Sewage Ponds Violet-green Swallow   Radisson Hotel Lake Bank Swallow   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Barn Swallow   Cascade Locks Cliff Swallow   Cascade Locks Wrentit   Cummins Peak Rd Red-breasted Nuthatch   Banks White-breasted Nuthatch   Best Western Lot Pygmy Nuthatch   Best Western Lot Brown Creeper   Marys River Park Blue-gray Gnatcatcher   Whitesbog Rock Wren   Picture Rock Pass Canyon Wren   Picture Rock Pass House Wren   Whitesbog PACIFIC WREN   Ellmaker SP Marsh Wren   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Carolina Wren   Whitesbog Bewick's Wren   Cummins Peak Rd American Dipper   NW Cochran Rd European Starling   Cascade Locks Gray Catbird   Whitesbog Brown Thrasher   Whitesbog Sage Thrasher   Fort Rock SP Northern Mockingbird   Colliers Mills WMA Eastern Bluebird   35 Sunset Rd Western Bluebird   Round Top summit Mountain Bluebird   Fremont Hwy Townsend's Solitaire   Round Top summit Varied Thrush   Forest Service Road 5500 Swainson's Thrush   NW Cochran Rd American Robin   Cascade Locks Cedar Waxwing   Reeher CCC Camp House Sparrow   Cascade Locks Evening Grosbeak   NW Cochran Rd House Finch   Sisters Cassin's Finch   McKenzie Hwy Red Crossbill   Ross Lane Pine Siskin   Cascade Lakes Hwy Lesser Goldfinch   Best Western Lot American Goldfinch   Philomath Sewage Ponds Chipping Sparrow   Trout Creek Butte Rd Field Sparrow   Cranberry Bogs Brewer's Sparrow   Fort Rock SP Fox Sparrow   Forest Service Road 2690 Dark-eyed Junco   Round Top summit White-crowned Sparrow   Country Inn SAGEBRUSH SPARROW   Pitcher Rd Vesper Sparrow   Fort Rock SP Savannah Sparrow   Philomath Sewage Ponds Song Sparrow   NW Cochran Rd Green-tailed Towhee   Trout Creek Butte Rd Spotted Towhee   Reeher CCC Camp Eastern Towhee   Whitesbog Yellow-headed Blackbird   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Western Meadowlark   Pitcher Rd Orchard Oriole   Whitesbog Baltimore Oriole   Cranberry Bogs Red-winged Blackbird   Seaside Cove Brown-headed Cowbird   Summer Lake Wildlife Area Brewer's Blackbird   Cascade Locks Common Grackle   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Ovenbird   Whitesbog Black-and-white Warbler   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Orange-crowned Warbler   Forest Service Road 2690 Nashville Warbler   Reeves Bogs MacGillivray's Warbler   Reeher CCC Camp Common Yellowthroat   Ona Beach SP Northern Parula   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Blackburnian Warbler   Palmyra Cove Nature Park Yellow Warbler   Summer Lake Rest Area Pine Warbler   Whitesbog Yellow-rumped Warbler   Santiam Hwy Prairie Warbler   Reeves Bogs Hermit Warbler   Reeher CCC Camp Wilson's Warbler   NW Cochran Rd Western Tanager   Reeher CCC Camp Northern Cardinal   Whitesbog Black-headed Grosbeak   Reeher CCC Camp Blue Grosbeak   Colliers Mills WMA Indigo Bunting   Colliers Mills WMA Pygmy Nuthatch, Sisters