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[[underline]] 1950 [[/underline]] Will again list birds [[strikethrough]] as [[/strikethrough]] seen and/or heard in check list order: Broadwinged Hawk (1), Swifts (many), Hummingbird (2-3), Crested Flycatcher, Phoebe (2), Acadian (2-3) Peewee (1), Chickadees, Carolina Wren, Catbirds, Thrashers, Wood Thrushes, [[underline]] several [[/underline]] Olive-Backed Thrushes (probably not over 4-6 at most), one Gray Checked Thrush (close-up, in good light about 10:00 A.M. ), heard one Veery calling in undergrowth by Lookout point; one Yellow-Throated Vireo, several Red-Eyed; these Warblers: Black & White (2), Yellow (1 at home), 3-4 Black-Throated Blue, one Female Black-Throated Green, 2-3 Chestnut-sided, Black-poll (1), Oven-Bird (4-6), Kentucky (3-4, including one female up close, chipping loudly), Yellow-Throat (1), Hooded (3-4, incl. 2 females), Canada (3 - one male seen singing, other 2 heard), Redstart (4-6), Cowbirds, Indigo Bunting, Goldfinches (several, as every day), Towhees (4-6),