You could hear Yellow Warblers singing as soon as you reached the lot early today. I counted over a dozen overall. Further in were several Warbling Vireos ,and a single Bullocks Oriole in good voice. A Common Yellowthroat was noted by others. The marsh had two's of American Avocet, White Faced Ibis and Spotted Sandpiper. On a different note, a Mink was having quite a day on that cold, wet Sunday last. It caught a number of Bluegill, came out of the reeds just by the beginning of the boardwalk and passed right by us, over the matted grass to perhaps feed its young. Good May Birding All, Carl Starace Niwot.
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