That should read David O'Dell and not Ken Thompson regarding the putative
Pacific Wren recording. Ken Thompson did see the Prothonotary Warbler today
though.Justin Bosler Bastrop, Texas Sent from my Galaxy
-------- Original message --------From: Justin Bosler <justin.bosler@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12/7/22 8:49 PM (GMT-06:00) To: 4 Texbirds Maillist
<texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Pacific Wren in San Angelo (Tom Green Co.)
Texbirds,On Monday, 5 December, Ken Thompson obtained a recording of a PACIFIC
WREN on the San Angelo Nature Trail below Twin Buttes Reservoir in San Angelo.
The spectrogram shows a noisier, higher pitched call note that is loudest
around 6-7 kHz (classic Pacific Wren signature). At least one Winter Wren has
also been noted at this location since mid-to late November. There is also a
blazing yellow (adult?!) male Prothonotary Warbler at this same location that
was found by Christopher Daniels on 4 December and continuing today, 7
December. https://ebird.org/tx/checklist/S123524775Good birding,Justin ;
BoslerBastrop, Texas
