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From: "Dr. Michael M. Rogers" <[[email protected]]>
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Subject: [SBB] TOSO and WTSP at Hidden Villa
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All,

Over lunch today 2/18/04, I refound the TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE at Hidden
Villa.  It was in the hedge under the magnolia tree by the house near
the chicken coop with at least 8 HERMIT THRUSHES and a FOX SPARROW (no
American Robins there any more though). Over near the hedge/fence on
the west side of this enclosed garden was an immature WHITE-THROATED
SPARROW among the GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROWS.  This bird was very drab,
with minimal yellow in the lores, a very poorly defined throat patch,
and remnants of juvenile brown streaking on the sides of the chest.
This must be a different bird from the white-striped adult reported
from the compost pile in the vegetable garden several times earlier
this winter.

Mike Rogers
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