[birdky] Rpt : Lexington migrants

An enjoyable couple of hours at McConnell Springs, downtown Lexington, reve=
aled;

Magnolia warblers, first fall males?
Blue-winged warbler, fall male?
Redstart, first fall male?
Ovenbird
Canada warbler (gorgeous views of a male, feeding on the ground)

Swainson's thrush
Baltimore oriole, female
Cedar waxwing (not necessarily a migrant).

Almost all of our birds were seen from the comfort of the wooden bench besi=
de the 'Blue Hole', a small pond 5 minutes from the entrance. The springs=
 is a very nice place to be on a hot afternoon, quite a bit of shelter ar=
ound the streams, I fully recommend it. 

Earlier this week, in suburban Lexington, I saw
Nashville warbler, fall male?
Blackburnian warbler, fall female

Cheers
Ian
Ian Stewart
T.H. Morgan School of Biology
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky
40506-0225
(859) 323-9499
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