I just received a phone call from Jim Cruce. He said that he saw and
photographed the SAGE SPARROW this afternoon between 12:30 and 1P.M. (Thursday).

It was feeding at the road edge in the vicinity of the Bachelor Island Wetland tree and plaque. He saw it just beyond the plaque, on the right side of the road.

WARNING:
While it was in approximately the same location as posted earlier (near the
Bachelor Island Wetland plaque). Folks should begin looking for it on the road
as soon as The Observation Blind is in view, or about 200 yards before the
Bachelor Island Wetland tree and plaque. Begin looking as soon as you get to MP
6 (Marker Post #6).


Will Clemons
SW of Portland
willclemons AT Yahoo dot com

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