I vote for pale Hermit also.
Too bad we can’t see the tail.
Charlie
Henderson
On Dec 10, 2019, at 1:50 PM, Marsh, Scott <smarsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Looks like hermit but kind of pale
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Changed it to thrush sp, but ebird says all are rare for this time of year.
Any idea what kind?
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Sure looks a thrush to me.
Charlie
Henderson
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eBird Checklist - 10 Dec 2019 - Arnoldtown Road - neighborhood - 1 species
<https://ebird.org/checklist/S62203516>
eBird Checklist - 10 Dec 2019 - Arnoldtown Road - neighborhood - 1 species
Submitted by Bee Jenkins.
Pretty sure we just had an ovenbird in our backyard. Pix on ebird checklist
Barbara (Bee)
