Recent posting of Montezuma Sedge Wrens piques my curiosity. Though I
knew it as the Short-billed Marsh Wren in my Cayuga Basin days, I always
considered it to be a nomadic, ephemeral, late-breeding species.
Similar to Cedar Waxwings in that regard, but even more so and rarer in
the basin. Has anyone encountered a site that they have occupied more
than one year in a 'coon's age? I.e., if you wanted to find a Sedge
Wren in the basin, is there any place that year-upon-year you could
expect success?
Good birding,
Randy
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