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On Feb 12, 2022, in the Capehart section of Discovery Park, Kris Baker and I</div>
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heard some lyrical chipping notes which sounded like Black-headed Grosbeaks. Following</div>
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the sound we located two birds of that species in sub-adult plumage. They were close to a </div>
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deciduous forest area where they occur in summer. Today, March 28, Kris & Tim Garland heard </div>
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two more BH Grosbeaks, singing a more adult song in the same area. Possible overwintering?</div>
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