Hello all.

I went to the Lake Shore Athletic Center today in hopes of finding 
Warblers. I was not disappointed.  Highlights of the four hour trip were a 
single MOURNING WARBLER that I got some good visuals on and a TENNESSEE 
WARBLER that followed a few minutes later. Also, had a LEAST FLYCATCHER and 
a Summer Tanager among others. 

Totals:

Lake Shore Athletic Center
Pasadena, Northern Anne Arundel County

Canada Goose: 32
Turkey Vulture: 3
Osprey: 1
Mourning Dove: 8
Red-bellied Woodpecker: 2
Northern Flicker: 1
Downy Woodpecker: 3
Great-crested Flycatcher: 1
Acadian Flycatcher: 1
LEAST FLYCATCHER: 1  Actively feeding
Empid. sp.: 1 
Eastern Kingbird: 6
Eastern Wood-Pewee: 2 
White-eyed Vireo: 10  In several locations
Warbling Vireo: 3  In a group
Red-eyed Vireo: 8  In several locations
American Crow: 9
Blue Jay: 5
Purple Martin: 2
Carolina Chickadee: 7
Tufted Titmouse: 4
Carolina Wren: 4
Eastern Bluebird: 35  In several locations
American Robin: 19
Wood Thrush: 1
Gray Catbird: 7
Northern Mockingbird: 3
Brown Thrasher: 1
European Starling: 350+  One big flock
Yellow Warbler: 3
Pine Warbler: 2
Prarie Warbler: 2
TENNESSEE WARBLER: 1  Moving through a low tree
Black-and-white Warbler: 3  2 males, a female
American Redstart: 3  
Common Yellowthroat: 4
MOURNING WARBLER: 1  Low in the understory 
Ovenbird: 1  Vocalized, fluttered, and raised its crest within 10 feet of me
Hooded Warbler: 1  Eating a katydid
Northern Cardinal: 14
SUMMER TANAGER: 1 female giving a quick look
Indigo Bunting: 2
Eastern Towhee: 6
Song Sparrow: 1
Chipping Sparrow: 5
Field Sparrow: 2  
Red-winged Blackbird: 3
Brown-headed Cowbird: 100+  Feeding in a baseball field
Common Grackle: 26
House Finch: 8
American Goldfinch: 8
House Sparrow: 15  At the entrance gate

Best to everyone.

Matt Grey
Pasadena