When I arrived at the Beech Open Space shelter at 7:45 this morning, Cheryl Teuton and Dan Brooks were looking at the Eastern Meadowlark singing on the ridge to the south. Later, the bird moved down closer to the shelter. It sang both Eastern and Western songs. After 8:15, the bird became difficult to refind. The bird was first found by Christian Nunes on 10 June. I got a few digiscoped photos that I wished were closer, but which show white malar and very contrasty black and white head pattern. David Waltman Boulder
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