Late this morning at Old Cedar on the Bluff Trail I heard my first Eastern Wood-Pewee of the year singing away. There was also a Olive-sided Flycatcher, and several very vocal Great Crested's. The nesting Redstart, Yellow, and Comon Yellowthroat were abundant, and there were 15 or os Tennessee's, 2 Blackpolls, 1 Golden-winged, 1 Bay-breasted, and 2 Northern Waterthrush.
Warbling Vireo's plentiful, but only a couple Red-eyed, and Yellow-throated Vireo's. The Baltimore Oriole's, Rose-breasted Grosbeak's, House Wrens, Catbirds, and Brown Thrasher out and about. Interesting to see was a Common Nighthawk roosting on a dead branch across from the trail that goes out to the boardwalk. Conny Brunell Richfield, Hennepin Cty [email protected]
