Good Morning Tweets

On my morning walk on our hill I usually see White-crowned Sparrow
throughout the winter, generally gambellii, and they generally start
some singing in late winter/very early spring. For the last month I have
neither seen nor heard a WCSP. This morning, I had a singing WCSP which,
based in my recollection of the song, I suspect was a pugetensis, but it
flew before I could confirm that. Because of the interval with no
visible or audible WCSP I feel fairly confident this mornings bird was
pugetensis. Nice to hear it again.

Brian H. Bell
Woodinville WA
bellasoc at isomedia.com