As I was dipping the Ruff at 7:00pm,  I also saw a Tricolored Heron flying North from Jackson's Landing.  Not too much of interest in the marsh, except one Pectoral Sandpiper with the yellowlegs.
 
Since a helpful staffer had given us permission to stay after closing, we started home at about 7:15.  On the way out of the park we had three thrushes singing in the forest: robin, Hermit and Wood.  Several Ovenbirds and one Louisana Waterthrush chimed in, and then a Kentucky Warbler started to sing is rich and steady song.  The KEWA was on the left side of the road about 2/3rds of the way out, before the road drops down and crosses over a stream.
 
Peter Kaestner

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