woodcreeper

It will be interesting to see if this pans out. Since you are in Fla., you probably don’t know that the convection was already active by 8:30 in the western part of the state. The storm was significant - the lightning in particular was quite vivid - and rain continued on and off throughout the night. I don’t see how much migration could have gotten here.

Garret was very birdy this morning, 21 spp of warbler
6-11am

BLACKPOLL- 1
Chestnut-sided- 2
N Parula- 16
B-t Blue- 15
B-t Green- 17
Ovenbird- 17
Palm- 9
Yellow-rumped- 30 (only because i stopped counting)
Yellow- 1
Black-and-white- 24
Nashville- 6
Hooded-3
Blackburnian- 1
Blue-winged- 2
Redstart- 5
Yellowthroat- 9
N Waterthrush- 2
Prairie- 1
Magnolia- 1
Pine- 1
Wilson’s- 1

Grosbeaks, catbirds and Blue-headed Vireos were also everywhere.

Firsts include:
Scarlet Tanager
White-eyed Vireo
White-crowned Sparrow
Least Flycatcher
Spotted Sandpiper

Ended the dat at the Celery Farm with a personal best 79 species, including 15 warblers, highlighted by Blackburnian, Blue-winged, Chestnut sided (2), and BT Blue (5+)Other highligts were a singing BOBOLINK, White-crowned Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow (3), Rusty Blackbird (6+), Snipe, male Ruddy Duck, and probable SB Dowitcher, and displaying Woodcock-Of course I missed Gr. Blue and TV–Great day!