Date: 8/31/26 9:01 am
From: Marge Lumpe <00000666a6289070-dmarc-request...>
Subject: Hi Lonesome from a week ago
This is very late reporting from a week ago Sunday. It was a lovely day,
but the birds were either missing or subdued and were not in their usual
places.

The Sedge Wrens were at the corner of Cemetery and Lumpee, the Bell's Vireo
was also near that same location. There were a few of the usual suspects,
but there were no Henslow's Sparrows nor Grasshopper Sparrows. The
Northern Roughwings seem to be staging for their Fall migration.

The best and most unusual sighting was at the end on Klink when eight, yes,
eight Wild Turkeys strolled across the road.

Happy Birding!
Marge Lumpe
Benton County

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