Still hot, breezy, relatively few birds.  Best ones today around noon were:

White-throated sparrow
Song sparrow
Nashville warbler
Woodhouse’s scrub-jay
Green-tailed towhee
Blue-headed vireo

Most of the action continues to be at the north end of the main trail

Looked for the scissor-tailed flycatcher at Memorial Drive junction with 
Woodland Lane twice today but did not see it. Probably hiding in trees out of 
wind.

Dave Leatherman

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