Thank you, Jeff, for reporting the Magpie. We had no trouble finding it in
almost the same spot, at around 3:30. It was foraging in a grassy area near
a large flock of crows. Most of the crows seemed to tolerate the Magpie but
one chased it into a tree by the marina.

I'm confused about "still in reported area." I looked in my email, my spam,
and on ebird and couldn't find a previous report. I must have missed it. A
dog walker was unimpressed by the bird when we mentioned it to him. When
was it first reported?

thanks,
Lynn

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On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 1:59 PM Jeff <jeffandsuekm at comcast.net> wrote:


> At the intersection of Flounder Bay Lane and Skyline Way. In the mowed

> grassy area.

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