from Charlie Barnard, Brenda Innskeep, John Oshlick, Phil Rusch, and Glenn Williams: 8/28 - Groton, Bluff Point -- 1 YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER, 35 RED-BREASTED NUTHATCHES, 2 TENNESSEE WARBLERS, 2 OPORORNIS sp.  - 750 warblers of 14 species. Complete list below with some serious estimating.  As yesterday, the dominant morning flight bird was by far the American Redstart.  Canada Goose     15 Mute Swan     9 Wood Duck     10 Double-crested Cormorant     2 Great Blue Heron     2 Black-crowned Night-Heron     1 Osprey     1 Northern Harrier     1 Cooper's Hawk     1 Peregrine Falcon     1 Spotted Sandpiper     1 Greater Yellowlegs     1 peep sp.    11 Herring Gull     5 Mourning Dove     12 Chimney Swift     2 Ruby-throated Hummingbird     3 Belted Kingfisher     2 Downy Woodpecker     4 Northern Flicker     1 Eastern Wood-Pewee     14 Yellow-bellied Flycatcher     1 Least Flycatcher     1 Empidonax sp.     6 Eastern Phoebe     2 Great Crested Flycatcher     3 White-eyed Vireo     6 Yellow-throated Vireo     1 Warbling Vireo     8 Red-eyed Vireo     12 Blue Jay     2 American Crow     18 Tree Swallow     40 Black-capped Chickadee     14 Tufted Titmouse     6 Red-breasted Nuthatch     35 Carolina Wren     1 House Wren     4 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher     10 Veery     1 American Robin     8 Gray Catbird     5 Northern Mockingbird     2 European Starling     30 Cedar Waxwing     4 Blue-winged Warbler     3 Tennessee Warbler     2 Nashville Warbler     3 Northern Parula     4 Yellow Warbler     8 Magnolia Warbler     2 Black-throated Green Warbler     8 Blackpoll Warbler     1 Black-and-white Warbler     15 American Redstart     500 Ovenbird     3 Oporornis sp.     2 Common Yellowthroat     2 Canada Warbler     1 warbler sp.     200 Eastern Towhee     4 Song Sparrow     2 Scarlet Tanager     8 Northern Cardinal     6 Rose-breasted Grosbeak     2 Indigo Bunting     2 Bobolink     1 Red-winged Blackbird     50 Baltimore Oriole     10 American Goldfinch     16