And of course you know why the cemeteries are fenced — people are dying to get
in.
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On Apr 17, 2020, at 1:35 PM, Marsh, Scott <smarsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It’s a nice place to visit, and apparently a nice place to stay, no
complaints and no one ever moves out.
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Behalf Of PRESTON FORSYTHE
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2020 1:24 PM
To: landstewardky@xxxxxxxxx; BirdKY <birdky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [birdky] Re: Bird finds so far today
Wow, the Lexington Cemetery, I have been there once. After a birding report
like this my vote for top birding spot in KY, and right in the middle of town.
Preston Forsythe, Browder, KY
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On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 11:42 AM, Joyce Bender
<landstewardky@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Started early at the Lexington Cemetery hoping for the Blackburnian seen
there yesterday (nope), but the place was crowded with ruby-crowned kinglets,
many obliged us with nice views of their little red tufts. The cold gray
skies lit up with two male scarlet tanagers beaming like neon. Had a house
finch come into view as we followed more kinglets. A house wren sang and
posed. We watched a birder get chased by two Canada geese — whoever this
was, he was pretty nimble in his escape. A sharp-shinned flew over. Robins,
crows, blue jays rounded it out as we retreated to the car — 44 degrees over
there! A quick stop to see the neotropic cormorant (yes) also yielded
beautiful yellow-rumps and grackles and a mallard.
Driving up our driveway, we heard the wonderful sounds of prairie warblers
(FOS) singing in the cedars. Saw the blue gray gnatcatcher, heard a
yellow-throated vireo and saw two broad wings headed north. Up at the house
saw our faithful phoebe on her nest. Time for lunch!
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