In our previous GBR post, we shared the at-risk species recorded this year. Today, we’re turning to the species that appeared most frequently across the 854 reports. These ten birds tell an interesting story about fall migration and how numbers increase during this critical time for birds. The top-reported species were led by White-throated Sparrow (86), followed by Nashville Warbler (61), Ovenbird (54), Tennessee Warbler (51), and Common Yellowthroat (36). Rounding out the top ten were Blackpoll Warbler (33), Swainson’s Thrush (32), Northern Parula (25), Black-throated Blue Warbler (21), and Dark-eyed Junco (21). #FeatherFriendly #BirdSafeGlass #BirdFriendly #SaveTheBirds #BirdCollisionPrevention #ProtectBirds #BirdSafeDesign #BirdFriendlyGlass #WildlifeConservation #EcoFriendlyDesign #SustainableDesign #UrbanWildlife #GlassSafety #BuildingForBirds #BirdProtection