The Capt. William Fitzgerald Recreation and Conservation Area, Brunswick, is a sand-plain habitat undergoing restoration. It's beginning to resemble a miniature Kennebunk Plains. Today, late morning, a singing Clay-colored Sparrow was seen chasing a Savannah Sparrow off a small tree. Because of the late hour, and stuffy conditions, singing of competitors was somewhat depressed (Prairie Warblers, Field Sparrows, E Towhees). Even so, I had to be pretty close to the bird to hear it. Distant photos.
I guess if you build it, they will come.
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