The Cape May warbler in Edina at 5410 York was actually feeding on the feeder when I arrived at 2:45pm. It was very windy and frigid so the bird must have to eat a lot of peanuts just to stay alive. I have never seen a bird look so cold before! I did a little research in the Peterson guide to warblers and I guess this is the second most likely warbler in many northern climates this time of year after the Yellow-rumped Warbler. It also says that most of the stray Cape May's do not typically survive through December which was a little sad. Lets hope that this one can make it. Great find! Happy Thanksgiving, Jason Caddy South Minneapolis j.ca...@hotmail.com
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