The Merlin or Hawk has not re-appeared in the past few days. There are at least two squirrel nests that I should watch, too, just in case squirrels are not living in them!
The Junco's have taken to feeding in a thicker brush cover, than earlier this week.
I did happen to notice a lone gull flying north and east over the canal, which I thought odd. I have never noticed a gull in the City of Yelm and to see a gull flying over small tree tops and a field North of Yelm, just felt out of place.
There are several water bodies within 10 miles or more of Yelm:
YELM OUTSKIRT AREA LAKES N=LEWIS LAKE NNE=MUCK LAKE CHAMBERS LAKE DOLLMAN LAKE SHAVER LAKE S=GOODWIN LAKE LAWRENCE LAKE SE=HARTS LAKE LITTLE LAKE TULE LAKE SW=GERHKE LAKE INMAN LAKE McINTOSH LAKE E=(IN ROY=LAKE S. or C.)STIDHAM LAKE TANWAX LAKE CLEAR LAKE KAPOWSIN LAKE TWIN LAKE BYRON LAKE W=FAGAN LAKE FT LEWIS FIANDER LAKE
More info on Fox Sparrow:
Kingdom Animalia -- Animal, animals, animaux Phylum Chordata -- chordates, cordado, cordés Subphylum Vertebrata -- vertebrado, vertebrates, vertébrés Class Aves -- Birds, oiseaux Order Passeriformes -- passereaux, Perching Birds Family Emberizidae -- American Sparrows, Buntings, Emberizid Finches, New World Sparrows, Towhees Genus Passerella Swainson, 1837 -- Fox Sparrows Species Passerella iliaca (Merrem, 1786) -- bruant fauve, Fox Sparrow, Gorrión rascador http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/id/framlst/i5850id.html http://thebirdguide.com/fox/fox.htm
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