Cloudy start to a mid-morning trip to Centennial Olympic Park.  Notable absence of black-throated blue female, and Hooded male but I could have missed them.  American Redstart remains with the flock. The warbler flock is moving around quite a bit between declining number of maples that still have leaves, and even spending significant time in other types of trees.  Seeing up to 6 warbler species in one tree today was quite a treat.  7 warbler species today.  A Wood Thrush popped up for some great views.   Cooper's Hawk 1 circling in the sky over the Quilt areas Rock Pigeon 8 Carolina Wren 1 Winter Wren 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 2 Wood Thrush 1 Have photos. Characteristic face and reddish over entire dorsal aspects. Northern Mockingbird 2 Brown Thrasher 1 Ovenbird 1 Black-and-white Warbler 2 one adult male and one female Tennessee Warbler 4 (probably more) white undertail coverts on all birds Common Yellowthroat 3 American Redstart 1 immature bird or female; Magnolia Warbler 4 may be a low count.  Blackpoll Warbler 1   Field Sparrow 1 Song Sparrow 1 White-throated Sparrow 4 Northern Cardinal 2 House Sparrow 2   Gene Koziara Kennesaw

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