It is apparently moved on.

[Reed L Stone <sage2222 at juno dot com>]

The last time I saw the Rose-breasted Grosbeak was Monday the 21st .  It
came to the feeder about every fifteen minutes that evening.  I think it
was filling its tanks for a long cross country trip.  Thirty two people
got to see it.  It was my 105th yard bird WOW.
Reed
PS.   I saw the band tailed pigeons yesterday.  Thank you Dennis and Milt
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