Once on the large mixed flock that's been around the area (at times), I managed about a 5 second view of the bird after about 35 minutes of scanning and chasing around. The bird looks much brighter than the images posted by Ken Feustel, but is apparently the same bird. This was at about 4:20 Fri. PM. The flock could be anywhere, so it could take time for those that want to give it a go. Good Luck to all, Bobby Berlingeri --
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