I found this sighting to be somewhat of a coincidence. On May 24, I had an immature Rock Wren in my yard in Roy - I posted the sighting on Tweeters and eBird. (Roy is east and slightly south of Olympia.) I'm not saying that this is the same bird (in adult plumage now), but I do wonder....

May all your birds be identified,
Denis DeSilvis
avnacrs4birds at outlook dot com
Avian Acres 🦉
Roy, WA
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From: Tweeters <tweeters-bounces at mailman11.u.washington.edu> on behalf of Gary Wiles <wilesharkey at yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2020 11:31:05 AM
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Subject: [Tweeters] Thurston County Rock Wren continues

Several of us were successful this morning in relocating the Rock Wren at the intersection of 56th Ave NE and the Chehalis Western Trail on Johnson Point in Thurston County. It was first found during the Olympia CBC on Sunday. The bird is still present in the same barn yard that it's been consistently using. We saw it briefly at 9:35 am and then much longer at 10:20 am, with it being up close to the south wall of the red barn both times. It eventually moved farther out into the barn yard during the second observation. More detailed directions for finding the bird are on eBird.

Gary Wiles
Olympia, WA
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