Well ,, didn't get to make the Tri-Moraine Audubon's trip to Magee Marsh today.  So I went out back  and I wasn't disappointed . What is better than a Golden-winged Warbler in your backyard?  Well it is 2 of them .  Really neat. Then along the little wet ditch that is  there bounces in  either a Louisana Water thrush or a Northenr Waterthrush . got a good look at it , tail bobbin'  but not   a look to tell the differance . Wasn't fast enough to get a photo.  these birds are like tryin' to shoot popcorn in a microwave !!!   Was a great morning .  Had a Magee Marsh moment once. I had a Magnolia warbler on my right , an American Redstart in front of me and a Golden -wing warbler  just above to  the left of the Redstart.  could see all 3 at once!!    Neat stuff.  Here is the morning's list
2 Golden-winged warbler's 
Yellow warbler 
American Redstart
Blackpoll warbler 
Nashville warbler
Magnolia warbler
Yellow Rump warbler
Louisana or a Northern Waterthrush ,,  for sure one but not sure which one
Ruby Crowned Kinglet
Great Creasted Flycather
Eastern Kingbirds
House Wren
Baltimore Oriole
Orchard Oriole
Grey Catbird
Least Flycatcher
Female Rose Breasted Grosbeak
Tree Swallows 
Bluebirds
American gold Finches
Redwing blackbirds
Hummigbird
 Black capped Chickadee
House Finch
Bluejay
Robins 
Brown thrasher
  and I know there are a few I  missed

   Russell  Lima, Ohio




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