As I was reading this post just now in my Jennings Lodge neighborhood two
Varied Thrushes landed outside the window about 10 feet from me. Throwing
leaves in every direction.
Steve
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On Feb 13, 2019, at 12:52 PM, Anne Duston <aeduston@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In my backyard, a couple miles north of Mt. Tabor, I had 3 Varied Thrushes,
foraging for seed and annoying each other (mainly the latter), right after
the worst of the snowfall. There was over a foot in my yard, but that did not
discourage the foragers. For a couple of days afterwards there was only a
lone paler VT. It's always a treat to see them, and to hear their spooky
whistles from high in the surrounding trees.
Anne
in the Glendoveer area
Msg: #7 in digest
From: William Risser<wlrisser@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [obol] large flock of varied thrushes on Mt. Tabor, Portland
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2019 12:15:25 -0800
Jan and I saw a fast-moving flock of 40-50 varied thrushes at 8:30 this
morning near the area on Mt. Tabor called flycatcher corner.
The first year male common goldeneye is still present in Reservoir no. 5.
Will Risser, Portland
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