August 14, 1999 Kennesaw Mountain Fall Report.
Date: Saturday, August 14, 1999 12:55 PM

Time: 0700 - 1000.   0700 weather: partly cloudy 73 wind calm.  1000
weather: clear 84 wind northwest 10 mph.
Observers: 5  T. Egan, C.Loudermilk, Pierre Howard, Diane Powell and
Bruce Dralle.   Overnight weather scattered thunderstorms.  There is 
approaching cold front from the northwest.  As of this morning the cold
front was positioned from the Ohio Valley and then running southwest 
through western Tennessee and Arkansas.  The cold is moving east and
should move through North Georgia sometime this afternoon and then become
stationary through middle Georgia.  No rain is excepted.  It should bring
lower humidity  and  slightly cooler air.

chsw 65
rthu 3  1 female. 2 unk.
basw 1
bggn 1
ytvi 1
revi 3
bwwa 1 male.  First  for the fall season.
piwa 2 immature.
prwa 2  1 f.f.f.  1 unk.
cewa 2   f.f.f.
bawa 3  1 male 2 female.
wewa 1 heard call note.
howa  3 heard  chip.
suta 2  1 male 1 female.
amgo 2


Notes : Seven species of warblers.  Slow. 
Bruce.