A Red Fox Sparrow reappeared in my Ken Caryl yard first thing this morning, last noted 12/14. Except for one day it has always appeared only in the dim early light of 6:50-7:20 am, usually as the first bird of the morning. It is there briefly while the light is too low to see well, and then it is not around. I hope it settles into a more cooperative viewing pattern. A recording of today's morning greeting of call notes is on this checklist.
-- David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
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