What a difference a day makes. Yesterday I spent most of the day at Hok-si-lah in Lake City and at Sand Point nearby. We saw two Yellow-rumps and ID'd another warbler by sound (Yellow) and probably heard two more species. Today, I walked out my door and spent less than an hour at the park next door and found seven warblers (N. Waterthrush, Black & White, Tennessee, Orange-crowned, Nashville, Redstart, Yellow). Other new birds today besides most of those warblers include Cliff Swallow and Least Flycatcher. Steve Weston On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN swesto...@gmail.com
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