I walked along the road in the bottom of the hollow this morning and heard
a persistently calling Least Flycatcher. Otherwise it was fairly quiet
except for two kingfishers flying and calling up and down the creek south
of Gulf Creek Road, an Eastern Towhee, a Hermit Thrush, and loads of robins
and juncos. Noticeably absent were the two Louisiana Waterthrushes I saw at
the intersection of Shindagin Hollow Road and Gulf Creek Road last week.
Last year a Louisiana Waterthrush sang from this location well into the
summer. There were three Wood Ducks on the pond, and along the road down
into the hollow I heard several Winter Wrens.
Anne Marie Johnson
Caroline
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