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TABLE 5 (cont, 
High eounte 
Cas Total 
Species 
Bank Swallow 
Cliff Swallow 
Purple Martin 
Blue Jay 
Common Crow 
Fish Crow 
B-cap Chickad 
Caro Chickade 
Tufted Titmse 
Wht-br Nuthch 
Red-br Nuthch 
Brown Creeper 
House Wren 
Winter Wren 
Bewick's Wren 
Carolina Wren 
Long-b M Wren 
Shrt-b M Wren 
Mockingbird 
Gait bar 
Brown Thrshr 
Robin 
Wood Thrush 
Hermit Thrush 
Swainson's Th 
Gray-ch Thrsh 
Veery 
E. Bluebird 
Blu-gr Gnatct 
Golden-c Kin 
Ruby-cr King 
Water Pipit 
Cedar Waxwing 
Logger Shrike 
Starling 
Wht-eye Vireo 
Bell's Vireo 
Yel-thr Vireo 
Livingston 
Cook 
Kane 
3 counties 
Madison 
Lake 
2 counties 
Tazewell 
So llaeehiayy Wale o 
ReEd—Cy.eamvViline 3 counties 
Phil. Vireo Cook 
Warbling Vir. 
Bl-&-wh Warbl 
Prothon Warbl 
Worm-e Warblr 
Swainson's Wr 
Golden-wg War 
Blue-wg Warbl 
Tennessee War 
Orange-cr War 
Nashville War 
Parula Warblr 
Yellow Warblr 
Magnoiia Warb 
Cape May Warb 
Bl-thr Bl War 
Myrtle Warblr 
Bl-thr Gr War 
Cerulean Warb 
BlackburnianWw 
Yellow-th War 
Chestnut-s Wr 
Rock Islnd(510 
5 |[Bureau/wmson 
Fulton/Jers 
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Total Individuals: 
Species Cas Total {High Count 
Bay-br Warblr| 13 25 |Kane 
Blackpoll War} 33 205 |Monroe 
Pine Warbler 9 26 |Boone 
Prairie Warbl) 8 42 Pope 
Palm Warbler | 41 
Ovenbird 
No. Waterthsh Cook 
La. Waterthshi Marion 
Kentucky Warb Union 
‘Conn. Warbler 
Kane 
Monroe 
Fayette 
Pike 
Livingston 
Greene 
Kane 
Yellowthroat 
Yellow-br Cht 
Hooded Warblr 
Wilson's Warb 
Canda Warbler 
Am. Redstart 
House Sparrow Fayette (1 
jBEuro Tr Sparr Jersey 
Bobolink Jerse ( 
E. Meadowlark Jefferson ( 
IW. Meadowlark Kendall 
Yel-hd Blackb 9 |DeKalb 
Redwing Blkbd Lake (3 
Orchard Oriol Coles/Cook 
Balt. Oriole Monroe 
Rusty Blackbd Fulton ( 
Brewer's Blkd Boone ( 
Comm Grackle Kane (3 
Brown-h Cowbd Lake ( 
Scanl Tanager Vermillion 
Summer Tanagr Union 
Cardinal Clark “( 
Rose-b Grosbk Cook/McHny ( 
Massac 
Indigo Buntng St.) elaass 
Dickcissel St. (Ciaran 
Evening Grosb Will 
! Cook 
Kane 
Kane 
McLean (4 
Coles 
Cooke 
Mason 
Henslow's Spr McHenry/ Pik 
LeConte's Spr Adams /Cook 
Sharp-t Sparr McLean 
Vesper Sparrw Livingston 
Lark Sparrow Mason 
Slate-c Junco Kane 
Tree Sparrow Adams 
Chip Sparrow Coles 
Clay-—col Spar Cook 
Field Sparrow Fulton 
Bachman's Spr Williamson 
JeleWarerlis) (Syeyeliare Boone 
White-cr Spar Cook 
White-th Spar Cook 
Fox Sparrow Bureau/Edga 
lbaenero lia Sp fsyoa Cook 
iSwamp Sparrow Lake 
Song Sparrow Fytte/Stclr 
Lapland Longs Boone 
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front all spring. The early morning temperatures were reported as low as 
45 in northern counties and 52 in southern counties; by mid-afternoon the 
temperatures had reached the low to mid-80s throughout the state. At 
dawn there was no wind and only a few scattered clouds in the sky; but, as 
the day progressed, winds increased from the S to SW with gusts up to 
30 mph in some counties my mid-afternoon. Along with the wind came 
clouds; rain showers were reported from some northern counties during 
