From: Bobzarem Bellsouth net [bobzarem@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 6:48 AM
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Subject: KMT Report 8/23/07

Kennesaw Mountain Report 8/23/2007

 

0744-1100  76F-86F Sunny and clear, hazy. Winds NW 5 kts.

 

Obs: B Zaremba (FOTS)

 

 

COHA 2

CHSW 145

RTHU 7

EAPH 2

WEVI 1

REVI 13

WBNU 1

BGGN 1

CSWA 3

BTNW 1m

BLBW 1m

PIWA 1m

PRAW 1m

CERW 7  2f, 2if. 3unk

BAWW 3  1m, 1f,  1if

AMRE 1 f/im

CAWA  1 m  FOTS

HOWA  1 call           12 species of warblers

SCTA  1 call

AMGO 4

 

Different from the past week, all these birds were in a flock at the top of the mountain today. Missed more birds than I could ID but at one point the flock passed through the open area just before the upper parking lot.  There were about 100 birds and I could get on about 1 out 10 as they darted through the opening, amazingly almost every bird I got on was a Cerulean!  So, who knows how many were actually in the flock.

 

Bob Zaremba

Marietta