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I took a quick walk around Stevens Creek County Park today.  Best encounter
was with a family of three WILSON'S WARBLERS.  Mama was feeding what
appeared to be a recent fledgling.  The babe still had a lot of downy grey.
The only real hint of the bright yellow jewel-to-be was around the eyes.
Otherwise, it looked like it had on a fuzzy grey vest.

I had several HUTTON'S VIREOS just a little ways away from Villa Maria.
While looking at one "singing" in the scope, I saw it while it changed pitch
for its song.  The two notes were only a heartbeat apart.  The new pitch did
not have the uprising note that I typically associate with Hutton's.
Instead, it was very high pitched and more chirpy but still with the endless
repetition.  :-)

Best Regards,

Kirsten R. Holmquist
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