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Rufous Still Here In WA State

21 years ago

It has been rumoured that Rufous have already migrated but I am not so sure. I was visiting my sister and mother in Eastern Washington this weekend and happened to spot this Rufous in the Serotina Honeysuckle. Not sure if it was the same female but she seemed to be hanging around throughout the day Sunday and Monday. The weather around there had a definite Fall chill in the air. They have occasional Calliope and Black Chinned but I was not fortunate enough to spot any at the Wildlife Refuge we visited this time.

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