While recording BROWN CREEPER in Shindagan Hollow this morning, I
heard my first of year HERMIT THRUSH singing under the balsams. This
was south, out of the basin.
However, while recording the two LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSHES singing on
Leonard Road, I found a pair of BLUE-HEADED VIREOS doing call-and-
response. One would sing. The other would repeat the same song. The
first would sing, the second would repeat it.
Bob McGuire
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