Hello GAB-Bers,

Migrants feeding actively from 8:30 to 11am included 3 Baltimore orioles, 3 vireo species: Yellow throated, Red eyed and White eyed, an Olive sided flycatcher and 10 warbler species. All seen from Boardwalk to junction of trails just north.

> Canada > Blue winged > Northern parula > Black and white > Chestnut sided > American redstart > Prairie > Hooded Pine Common yellowthroat Olive sided flycatcher Eastern wood peewee Eastern phoebe Empid sp.

The OSFL was in a large dead tree with many branches, viewed distantly from the sparrow field looking to the left. Lacking a scope, I could not see the eye or bill well but the "vest" was apparent and while preening, the bird showed white patches on the back (wingbars with wings closed)

Cobb County Police shot a raccoon judged to be rabid based on its behavior.

Good birding

Mark Davis Atlanta Fulton County > >

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