[birdky] BKY: Lexington birds Scott Marsh

The weekend was not as exciting in Lexington as it was in Somerset, but there 
were still a few birds 
passing through. Saturday at the UK arboretum, Rhonda and I found several 
American Redstarts, a 
Tennessee, and a Gray-cheeked Thrush. On Sunday at the Lexington Cemetery we 
had numerous Magnolia, 
2 Tennessee, a Chestnut-sided, a Cape May, and a single Blackpoll singing and 
feeding in good view. 
Also one Gray-cheeked Thrush, and an abundance of Swainson's Thrushes, along 
with hundreds of Cedar 
Waxwings were found feeding on the fruit of some ornamental weeping cherry tree 
planted throughout 
the cemetery.

Scott

Lexington

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