Hughes Hollow was initially very unbirdy this morning when I met with  
Linda Friedland around 8 AM. But things improved considerably after we  
managed to get past the ice on the main dyke. We had nice views of an  
adult Red-headed Woodpecker working the bare tree trunks on the right  
side of the fields past the dyke, and practically at the same time had  
a cooperative Hermit Thrush closer to us. Other highlights: a Yellow- 
rumped Warbler in spring colors, and the beautiful song of a Winter  
Wren. I posted a few photos at the end of the gallery linked below.

Happy birding,

	Evelyn

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Evelyn Ralston