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√ [[underline]]1 Blue Grosbeak ♂ √[[superscript over √]]1[[/superscript]] (5)[[/underline]]
20-30 Doves (5)
2 Red-eyed Vireos (25) 5-6 Crows
1 White-eyed Vireo (5) 15-20 Grackles
1 Yellow-thr. Vireo (5) 1 Red-wing (5) ♂
1 Yellowthroat (5) 2 Cowbirds (5)
[[strikeout]]2-3[[/strikeout]] 3-4 House Wrens (25)
20+ Starlings
1 Yellow-br. Chat (5) 10-15 House Sps.
1 Yellow-b. Cuckoo (5) 3-4 Song " (5)
2 Indigo Buntings (25) 1 C. Wren (5)
2 Thrashers (5) 3 Goldfinches
2 Catbirds (5) 3-5 Chickadees (5)
3-5 Peewees (5) 4-7 Titmice (5)
4 Barn Swallows 1-2 Nuthatches (5)
2 Purple Martins (5) 2-3 Meadowlarks (5)
8-10 Robins (5) 3-5 Field Sps. (5)
15+ Cardinals (5) 3-5 Chipping Sps. (5)
3-4 Mockers (5) 1 Bobwhite
1 Pil. Woodpecker (5) *1 Red-shoulder
1-2 Red-bellies 1 Acad. Flycatcher
1-2 Downys 1 Cr. Flycatcher
1 Green Heron 2 Bluebirds ♂ ♀
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2 Ch. Swifts 1-2 TVs'
1 No. Oriole (5) 1 Wood Thrush (5)
√ [[superscript over √]]1[[/superscript]] Blue Grosbeak singing beautifully in front yard, then atop one of Nagquez' cedars.
6-21-80 Sat. 51°-80°
Scattered high, light clouds; wind N, 5-10 mph.
Summer solstice 1:47 A.M. EDT -- off coast of Pakistan -- sun crossed Tropic of Cancer.
2 Red-eyed Vireos (25) 20+ Doves
2 White-eyed Vireo (25) (5) 4-6 Crows
3-4 House Wrens (25) √ [[strikeout]]15-20 [[/strikeout]]150+ Grackles
2 Indigo Buntings (25) 1 Red-wing (5) ♂
1 Yellow-br. Chat (5) 2 Cowbirds (5)
1 Yellowthroat (5) 20+ Starlings
2 Thrashers (5) 8-12 House Sps.
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