On further investigation, I believe the last bird was a Common 
Yellowthroat.  The black mask was distinctive.  I also forgot to mention 
a Kingbird.

David


On 4/24/17 9:20 AM, David G. McGaw wrote:
> Yesterday evening: Canada Geese, Mallard Ducks, Red-Wing Blackbirds, 
> Grackles, Song Sparrow, Chickadees, Ovenbirds, Broad-winged Hawks, 
> Turkey Vulture soaring high with a hawk, some little olive birds in 
> the grass I couldn't identify, and what I believe was a molting male 
> Goldfinch.
>
> David
>
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