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We stayed until dark late this afternoon and the bird did not reappear. There
were far fewer birds overall at the location than there were yesterday
afternoon or early this morning. Not sure what to think at this point but for
anyone interested in looking tomorrow, I would recommend being there at dawn.
We had Am. Woodcock there at dusk and they had them there at dawn today as
well.
There was a total of 9 birders there today looking and the Solitaire was not
seen or heard after dawn this morning when it was heard and possibly seen
briefly.
Birders there today were Ruben Stoll, Victor Stoll, Mike Todd, David Chaffin,
Tommie Rogers, Ron & DollyAnn Hoff, Stanley York, and me.
I think a few birders will be looking there again in the morning. Make sure you
park off the road as I'm sure there will be lots of fishermen with boats headed
to the lake again tomorrow.
Good birding!
Mark GreeneTrenton, TN
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