A Blue-headed Vireo came in with a flock of chickadees/etc during the morning count today. In the cedars/arbovitaes at 1950 Hanshaw Road. I was able to get a prolonged, clear, eye-level look at it for about 30 seconds. I walked back down the road to summon Susan for a look. When we returned 20 minutes later we were unable to call it back in. C'est la vireo! I hope someone is able to re-find it tomorrow.
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