I don't know if Carol reacted to Charlie's post below, but I headed to the Hofma Preserve this morning to add Sedge Wren to my Year List (#169 for anyone wondering how the perennial Celler Dweller is doing). There were at least four singing on the marsh including this one in a tree southwest of the center marsh bridge.
This morning's 30 species included Green Heron, Sora, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Pileated Woodpecker, Veery, Wood Thrush, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Common Yellowthroat ...
... and this Alder Flycatcher which identified itself by song (sorry, Charlie).
Nothing out of the ordinary except, perhaps, a weasel that crossed my path in the woods just north of the marsh.
- Ric
Nice pictures Ric, does this mean I don't have to post any more pictures?
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Charlie DeWitt
Thanks for the compliment, but of course you and our other real photographers have to keep posting photographs. Mine are snapshots by comparison as anyone can see. I still like birding more. The camera just adds some fun after I've used the binocular.
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