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Finally saw the Rusty Blackbird on our second try.  It put on a great show
from about 1 to 2 p.m.  It's worth waiting to see her on the ground -- much
rustier on the back than Sibley shows.

If the blackbird flock is gone, just wait for their return.

Dick

Richard C. Carlson
Full Time Birder, Biker & Rotary Bureaucrat
Part-time Economist
Palo Alto & Lake Tahoe, CA & Tucson, AZ
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