In a brief stop at my favorite Shelby Farms Trail spot yesterday afternoon, from just after 3:00 to 4:15, I enjoyed seeing a rose-breasted grosbeak, several black-throated green warblers, one yellow-throated warbler, a magnolia and at least two pine warblers. I was surprised to see a prarie warbler harassing one black-throated green, chasing it through the boughs. Heard more than one parula. Jays and robins moving steadily, and flickers too. Noisy Carolina wrens and chickadees were busy and I didn't count them. The area right by the parking lot, off Humphries Boulevard between Kirby and Germantown Parkway, before you cross the bridge into the woods, has tall cypress trees and pines around the path and restroom building, right next to duckweed choked slough and 50 ft from the Wolf River. Gail King Shelby County Memphis 38120