If you’re coming to get a look at the saw-whet, it’s in a pine tree next to

the parking lot and ranger station.



There’s a pine that has three trunks off the main one. Follow the middle

one up, it has a curve in it. At the curve, look a little to the right and

you’ll see the “blob” of the bird.



It’s a challenging look. Moving around the tree doesn’t really help. Best

shot to see it is about 5 feet to the west of the main trunk, looking

nearly straight up.



Your mobile device’s camera won’t get a good picture; you need a real

camera with a real lens. You know what I mean. (laughs)



Good birding!



— Gregg





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