Re-pinking the Ovenbird

["Kristin Purdy" <kristinpurdy at comcast dot net>]

I heard a report this weekend that some of the pink tape marking the 
Ovenbird's location on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Ogden had been 
removed.  So I went there briefly this morning to re-pink the Ovenbird.  
Most of the tape was gone, but thankfully, the Ovenbird was not.  He was 
singing and I watched him for 5 minutes or so at the furthest-south set 
of tape, in the oak on the down-slope side of the trail.  I've concluded 
that's his favorite place to sing because he always seems to return to 
that spot when I visit.  

The other reason I re-pinked the location was for the oh-so-macho Bruce 
Robinson.  I figured if Bruce wants to visit the Ovenbird again and has 
to follow the color pink, the endeavor will give him a chance to get in 
touch with his feminine side.

I also visited the Fort Buenaventura Group Camping Site where I heard 
and saw a Red-eyed Vireo Thursday.  I listened for a long time, but 
didn't hear the vireo.

Kris

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