4-27-12 Radnor lake Davidson Co. It was a great morning at Radnor Lake with actually seeing birds instead of just hearing them. Almost all species were seen well. Scott Block and I saw a gorgeous male Baltimore Oriole in the west parking lot along with two Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, then three other orioles later. We also had prolonged looks at Northern and Louisiana waterthrushes below the spillway bridge almost side by side. Joining them there was a foraging Solitary Sandpiper, with another one along the dam. A Veery was seen calling in the woods just past the spillway bridge, and an Eastern Wood-Pewee at Long Bridge. Mike Smith had a Warbling Vireo and Acadian Flycatcher near Long Bridge. migrants: chimney swift pewee phoebe great crested flycatcher eastern kingbird white-eyed vireo yellow-throated vireo blue-headed vireo warbling vireo red-eyed vireo purple martin n. rough-winged swallow barn swallow ruby-throated kinglet blue-gray gnatcatcher veery Swainson's thrush wood thrush gray catbird cedar waxwing blue-winged warbler TN warbler Nashville warbler n. parula chestnut-sided warbler yellow-rumped warbler black-throated green warbler yellow-throated warbler palm warbler black-and-white warbler prothonotary warbler ovenbird n. waterthrush Louisiana waterthrush Kentucky warbler summer tanager scarlet tanager eastern towhee field sparrow with young white-throated sparrow rose-breasted grosbeak Baltimore oriole Jan Shaw Nashville, TN