Thanks to Jen Vieth's tip I knew enough to look among the many White-throated and White-crowned sparrows for a Harris' Sparrow. It had been foraging between the Center's administration and old Interpretive buildings. It's call, just slightly different from the White-throat's, gave away its location; it was foraging under some bushes on the north side of the administration building, before it popped to the top of a bush in full view. Also on the premises were a pair of E. Towhees, a pair of Brown Thrashers, and dozens of Blue Jays. Linda Whyte
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