There is a rather large colony of singing Marsh Wrens singing from the shrubs adjoining the flooded lower field. A few of us began noting their presence a few years ago, and questioned the atypical habitat for them. I wouldn't be surprised if they extended all the down the "valley" (south) to the extensive cat-tail marsh at the golf course.
Also, a Virginia Rail ran across the gravel drive separating the old canal from the duck pond this morning, pausing briefly twice on its crossing. A bizarre sight, and surely a Patch-Bird. --
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