I had a meeting this morning so wasn't able to go out to look for the Dickcissel and Bobolink until noontime, a bad time to look for them. I heard the Dickcissel sing a lot from a tree a few hundred feet north of Grandview Ave and only briefly heard the Bobolink sing from the field. I returned this evening after 7 and the Dickcissel flew onto the utility line along the Grandview Ave border of the hay field. It proceeded to sing for a good 5 minutes from that spot. I got photos but the background is wildfire-smoke gray which reduces contrast but the photos still show the field marks. I have uploaded those photos to my Birds and Nature blog.<http://birdsandnature.blogspot.com/>
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