I'd throw my two cents in for marsh wren as well. The birds we saw in
Tillamook on Saturday (saw two, heard a third) all had the buffy
undertail coverts. I think we probably had a stripeless one last year as
we had a marsh wren with stripes in the same place this year, same call,
but didn't see stripes last year. RK

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Ray Korpi "Nearby, on the trunk of a high barkless cottonwood,
Hm: Portland, OR a flicker with ungodly ease
Wk: Clark College is defying gravity,
Vancouver, WA the crescent of red on its busy nape
rkorpi at clark.edu the only color in all the world
it could be." --William Kloefkorn, from
_Platte_Valley_Homestead_, #49