Please start sending your posts to texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx There was quite a swarm of mayflies (july flies!) today coming off of Steinhagen Lake...I happened to catch the swarm late afternoon and the birds and dragonflies were in feeding frenzy. Along the brush line in the campground area near the lake, warblers were working along with vireos, cardinals, wrens, and eastern kingbirds. Even the woodpeckers were in the area. along with the hooded warblers, there was a kentucky warbler and a swainsons warbler. Last week, I thought I heard a Swainsons vocalize from the understory around campsite 77, but did not post it as I did not have visual. Today, I sat just inside the thick brushline below the canopy among the swarming mayflies. The Swainsons warbler moved in right to my side within feet from me and well inside the focal range for my lens! I got two blurry blob shots...I did manage a coulpe of id shots of the kentucky, and of course some really nice shots of the hooded...added note, Red Knot was along Yacht basin road on the mud flats with assorted resting shorebirds right before the rains... Tripp Davenport Currently in Jasper Texas residing in Uvalde Co. Sent from my iPadEdit your Freelists account settings for TEXBIRDS at //www.freelists.org/list/texbirds