At Loring on Thursday I saw a sora in the main lake, common yellow-throat and 
yellow along with your finds. 


On May 17, 2014, at 7:20 PM, manley olson <manleyol...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Saw 2 broods today in Loring Park in Minneapolis. Few migrants, a single
> White-throat and a small flock of Yellow-rumps
> Manley Olson
> Downtown Minneapolis
> 
> 
> On Sat, May 17, 2014 at 12:42 PM, Steve Weston <swest...@comcast.net> wrote:
> 
>> Yesterday (Friday) I saw my first two Canada Goose broods of the year.
>> Interestingly, they were on a small pond bordering the rail yards by
>> highway 280.
>> 
>> Today, the warblers are interfering with my concentration on a project I
>> have been working on pulling me outside for a walk around the yard.
>> Warblers about the yard are mostly Yellow-rumps, but also included a
>> couple of Ovenbirds, which were not around at all last weekend.  I also
>> heard an Oriole in the area.
>> 
>> A strange bird for the middle of the day was the bat that was flying over
>> the lake.  I hoped it would come close enough to make an ID, but it moved
>> away.  My best guess was that it was a big brown.
>> As it flew close to a tree with a couple of Crows, one gave chase, and the
>> bat effortlessly side-stepped the attack.  The Crow then flew to the water
>> and plucked something from the surface.   I then watched as a Red-winged
>> Blackbird chased a Spotted Sandpiper (FOY) about the lake never more than
>> six inches above the surface.
>> 
>> Steve Weston
>> On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
>> swest...@comcast.net
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