Sitting on the eastern edge of the Mississippi Flyway, Ohio's spring migration is known around the world. The southern part of the state hosts many breeding warbler species, such as Kentucky Warbler, Worm-eating Warbler, and the unique Cerulean Warbler.
The North Coast of Ohio is a stop-over point for species migrating further north. The birds see the vast waters of Lake Erie and drop in to rest at places like Magee Marsh, Oak Openings, and the newly opened Howard Marsh (2018).
In addition to the 36 warbler species that pass through the state each year, many other species nest or migrate through the state. Summer and Scarlet Tanagers, Blue Grosbeak, and two species of oriole spend their summers here.
