I drove to Monmouth because we have no Burgerville here and then drove on
to Sarah Helmick SP.
Immediately greeted by the call and response song of a Cassin's Vireo,
first of the year, I felt good as it sang for minute or two.
Then the caretakers started up their very loud leaf blowers to blow not
much around.
At the Narrows in BSNWR I was treated to a low and slow flyover of 7
Black-Bellied Plovers. There were about 20 Greater Yellowlegs and some
Dunlin
On the way home I had to put shades on while passing by a bright yellow
Mustard seed field
You can see what I am saying
Roy Gerig Salem Or
