I just had the female BLUE GROSBEAK near where Ken heard it last night. It
popped up out if the corn just north of where the road goes into the horse
barn area and sat for a moment up in the shrubs along that hedgerow, then
dropped down and I have not relocated it so far. It hasn't made a sound.
I last saw the bird around 8:34 as it perched up again in the hedgerow west
of the north side of the horse complex (so along the south edge of the big
field on the west side of the north leg of Bluegrass Lane.) It was moving
west along the hedgerow but the habitat gets more forested near the SW
Hi all,
I thought it was a walkable distance to go looking for Blue Grosbeak, so I did
the walk from Golf Course side via Forest Home Walkway. Unfortunately, I
missed the first turn, so I had to go around the woods. But that was good I got
to see lots of birds. There were three WINTER WRENS
After walking around the main field at Bluegrass Lane North for a while
without too much success, I checked the corner where Tom originally found
the bird (southwest corner of large corn field off Hanshaw, or last corn on
your left as you travel south on Blugrass from Hanshaw, just before the
