Hi All: Another amazing wave of warblers going thru this am. I intended to watch mainly for hawks, but could hardly ignore the constant parade of warblers in the cliff side trees right at the point. Talk about a " birds eye view", seated on the ground 10` from the cliff, on eye level with all the activity. As I sat, more sp. kept appearing, wish I`d had more time. In about an hour, I ended up with Palm ( 30+ ), Yellow-Rump ( 15, some first fall females in extremely drab plummage ), GC Kinglet ( 4 ), Black-throated Green ( 8), Black-throated Blue( 4 ) and Parula( 9). I am really loving the Petersons Warbler book, paying more attention to fall plummages than I ever have. Also 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers flying through the clearing. Between myself and another observer between 9-11 Northern Harrier- 1 Sharpies -12 Coops- 2 Merlin- 1 Kestrel-1 Leslie Fisher Cecil Bird Club North East, MD