> On Apr 7, 2026, at 9:15 PM, linda whyte <0000004e7b0e779a-dmarc-request...> wrote:
>
> Belated thanks to all who posted about this wren. It was in vigorous,
> operatic song in late morning, along the path that leads directly past the
> Visitor Center toward Pike Island. Initially perched extremely high in
> trees on the right side, it remained impossible to spot, until it finally
> flew. It dropped to ground in the middle of the dried-up wet area there,
> disappearing among the many fallen branches, where the carpet of leaves
> offers both camouflage and, likely, emergent insect food.
> The singing itself made the search and the wait well worth the time, so
> thanks again to all who posted.
> Linda Whyte
>
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