I just returned from an extended walk through the Park Preserve. From
the shelter at the end of the blue trail I continued up the creek and
then bushwacked west, back to Irish Settlement Road. Highlights for me
were several feeding flocks containing chickadees and both Ruby- and
Golden-crowned Kinglets, a Brown creeper, and one Gray-cheeked/
Bicknell's Thrush. As with several recent Gray-cheekeds, it remained
posed on a low branch for as long as I had the patience to watch. It
opened it's beak once as if to call - but no sound emerged. It turned
occasionally, showing left and right profiles, breast full-on, and
back with slightly reddish tail.
Bob McGuire
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