Over the past week about 6-8 each of Townsend's, Wilson's, Yellow-rumped, and Orange-crowned Warblers have been easy to find in trees along the east shore of Grasmere Lake in Washington Park, Denver. The favored trees lie north of the island and around to the flower garden near the northeast shore. Today they were joined by an immature Chestnut-sided Warbler, showing its pleasing chartreuse cap. I have not bumped into many other passerines in my limited visits there. There have been a couple of dozen Snowy Egrets hanging out on the aforemetioned island.
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