*con't.*
, except for one small, mixed group of birds we crossed paths
with, consisting of 3 Pine Warblers (all in full breeding plumage) and a
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher. Not all in our original group (we had started out
with 17 & 1/2 people, this # brought about by a grandma pushing a small
child in a stroller) but lost a few along the way. We had fairly close and
lengthy looks at these species, and once again, as with the feeder birds,
really enjoyed these sightings
Cheers,
Bob
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