Hi all,
One of my birding stops this morning was Lake Park in Milwaukee. I had went
there with warblers on my mind but the excitement was the Chimney Swifts
high above the tree tops at the park. 100âs of them present eating
gazillions of gnatâs I would assume. I have seen swifts many times, usually
at Lake Park, today I took a few minutes to photograph some of the action.
Warblers species to note that were present Palm, Cape May, American
Redstart, mainly Yellow-rumped Warblers. It was a beautiful morning out
with plenty of sun, pleasant temps, a light breeze.
Images of the Chimney Swifts from this morning at the link below if you
care to view them:
*http://www.windowtowildlife.com/chimney-swifts-at-lake-park-in-milwaukee-wisconsin-on-september-24-2018/
<http://www.windowtowildlife.com/chimney-swifts-at-lake-park-in-milwaukee-wisconsin-on-september-24-2018/>*
Thanks and good birding,
Jim Edlhuber
Town of Genesee Waukesha Co.
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