I heard from a few birders that both the SEDGE WREN and EASTERN TOWHEE were seen up until dusk today. The exact location of the Sedge Wren can be found by following the link I posted this morning ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/73831614@N00/6354097489/ ), clicking on the map on the right, and zooming in to the desired distance. The bird is at Walden Ponds, which is adjacent to, but disjunct from, Sawhill Ponds. It's a County vs. City situation. The bird is on the shore of the western-most pond at Walden, which is technically PRIVATE. The bird pops up in the willows about 75m north of the bat box that is at the SW corner of the Walden property. This is all revealed by the map on Flickr. Listen for the distinct call notes. The very pure female Eastern Towhee was very confiding this afternoon. I watched it for about 40 minutes at David Waltman's house.
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