The Western Tanager was flitting around eating fruits from all the trees
around the small Glen near Day Hall and the Campus store. We were there
from ~10am to 10:30am. During that time many more birders came around
and the friendly bird seemed to want to visit every group in turn right
up close, to within a few feet. A flock of Cedar Waxwings came in for
the fruit too , but the Tanager seemed happy to share with them.
After we took a walk around Campus & Johnson Museum we walked back
through the glen at about 12:30pm and did not see the bird or any
birders. We did not look too carefully everywhere, so we hope it's still
around.
Nari & Gin Mistry
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