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SUMMER RESIDENTS—Continued 
Northern Flicker Cliff Swallow 
Whip-poor-will Barn Swallow 
vi — wk Bank Swallow 
‘yhimney Swift ee ee a 
suby-throated Hummingbird Migrant 
cin Red-eyed Vireo 
rested Flycatcher Warbling Vire 
oebe Yeilow-thebated Vireo 
d Pew White-eyed Vireo 
\cadian yikes Black and White Warbler 
aries —— Lark Prothonotary Warbler 
slue Worm-eating ware 
sat Blue-winged 
ird ° Northern Parule  Wwarilor 
ed. winged Blackbird 
ee a, ee ee ee eee ditth DOQQ Pb gyanntaz 
LF Be | We 
Bees See 
Yellow Warbler 
ell’s Cerulean Warbler 
Foadlowinek Oven-bird 
Vestern Meadowlark Louisiana Water-Thursh 
irchard Oriole Kentucky War 
galtimore Oriole Maryland Yellow-throat 
ron ckle = Yellow-breasted Chat 
roldfine Mockingbird 
inglish Sparro: Catbir 
srasshopper “Sparrow Brown Thrasher 
sark § Carolina Wren 
Shipping Seaieoe Western a Bada 
‘ield Sparrow Prairi Wre 
whee White-breasted Nuthatch 
al Tufted Titm 
20se-breasted Grosbeak Chickadee 
igo Bunting Blue-gray "Gnateateher 
Jickcissel Wood Thru 
Scarlet Tanager Robin 
Bluebird 
Summer Tanager 
Purple Martin 
OCCASIONAL OR VERY RARE BREEDERS 
3lack-crowned Night Heron Savannah Sparrow 
yellow-crowned Night Heron Henslow’s Sparrow 
short-eared Owl 
| drm A eel 
t Flycatcher Blue Grosbeak 
Yellow-headed Blackbird Hooded Warbler 
Vesper Sparrow Short-billed Marsh Wren 
FORMER BREEDERS 
The following species formerly nested here, but have been driven 
out by the advance of civilization 
Least Tern Wild Turkey 
Mallard Swallow-tatled Kite 
Shoveller Marsh Haw 
Wood ape hea have returned) patnce Eagle 
et Carcina Paroqu 
Woodcock Ivory-billed Woodpecker 
Upland Plover Pileated Woodpe 
Prai cken oor-will 
Ruffed Grouse Raven 
