ML645471323

Detalhes da observação

First seen by Beverly Hallberg. The wren continues today in the same location it was originally located 45.7106888,-123.9032876. We heard it right away. The call is bold and fast compared to to the Bewick we saw with it. Small like the PAWR but lighter in over all color and a light "bib" ( not all white breast like the Bewick) . The supercillium was also noticeable but not as bold as the Bewick. The second time we saw it, a song sparrow which was clearly agitated by the wren calling went right after it, flushing the wren up onto the base of a tree-I tried to photograph it a few times but it just moved too fast for me to get on it so just enjoyed the last good look. Got a good recording which I will post.