Hey Tweets,
Birding offers great and memorable moments--like getting a a glimpse of the
shockingly, bright raised crest of a Golden-crowned Kinglet. This morning
at Robin Hill County Park along with the scent of autumn leaves, I had to
step carefully to avoid banana slugs. One of the first birds to pop out was
a Fox Sparrow. Then a Brown Creeper made its way up a tree. A short
distance later, more Fox Sparrows--one sat in view for a few minutes. Other
notables: Spotted Towhee, Song Sparrow, Winter Wren and Red-breasted
Nuthatch.

I know this doesn't count, but I had never seen one before--a pure white
Peacock! It's on the property (along with geese, alpacas and chickens) that
abuts Robin Hill just beyond the Wetland near Locater Post 12. So much for
exotics.

Clovis Ache
Sequim, WA
mailto: clovis ache at hotmail dot com

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