So, I hike two miles uphill under the hot sun to get some photos of the > unusual Rock Wren. After reaching the spot, I park myself on some boulders > and plan to just sit and wait. Fifteen minutes in, I see some interesting > birds, a juvenile Townsend's Solitaire, Western Bluebirds, and Peregrine > Falcon. Luckily, the boulder I chose had some ripe raspberries within > reach, I couldn't resist. Mmm! delicious, it also occurred to me that this > was prime bear food, better be vigilant. Sure enough, two minutes later > this guy (I think) showed > up https://www.flickr.com/photos/122221383@N05/14601928416/ I didn't feel > like sticking around so I have no news on the Wren. One could say; all > quiet on the wren front. >
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