I always wonder what is about railroad tracks and mockingbirds. The
only place I ever
see them outside of the South is along tracks. Do they ride the rails
and sing Woody Guthrie songs?
Its really interesting.

I had a hoarse but noisy Carolina wren in my yard yesterday. Its song
was so variable at first I thought
it was a mockingbird.


On Sep 3, 2009, at 7:31 PM, Paula Lozano wrote:

> Friday, September 4, 2009, 6:00 p.m.
> Euclid Adult Training Center
> 1490 East 191st Street, Euclid
> Observers: Paula Lozano & Juan Lozano
>
> Northern mockingbird - 7, feeding on the lawn and flying around the
> fenced yard between the  EATC and the railroad tracks
>
> This is a reliable location for mockingbirds every month. Park in
> the circle at the north end of East 191st, looking
> north. This is the highest count that I've ever had here.
>
> Paula Lozano
> Lakewood, Ohio
>
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