Among the many interesting things I saw today along Wireless Rd was
a reasonably friendly (with a bit of patience) AMERICAN TREE SPARROW.
It was loosely associated with White-crowned Sparrow in the brushy
areas near the boatworks and Cook Slough.
I also saw the more enigmatic PALM WARBLER, which has been seen very
intermittently for several weeks, and an ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER at that
location. The king tides have been pushing lots of shorebirds up into
the nearby pastures as well.
https://ebird.org/pnw/checklist/S98510070
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Mike Patterson
Astoria, OR
I don't know...
http://www.surfbirds.com/community-blogs/northcoastdiaries/?p=3924
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