I usually get a White-throated her in Olympia that visits me early in the
winter, but they usually pass on. Luckily, I had two of them spend the
winter here. I haven't seen them for a week or so, so I think they must
have moved on. They're such a delight!

Mike Melton
at waxwingeco

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> This winter I've walked the Green River Trail in Tukwila frequently & my

> Merlin app has picked up white throated sparrows there frequently -- at

> least a dozen of them. Alas, I haven't actually seen them.

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