Sunday morning: The gardens were quiet - the action was elsewhere. A Hairy Woodpecker was near the river -
At the "pond" (dry for most of the summer) there was a nice mixed flock of sparrows - Song, Whitethroated, American Tree - and this continuing beautiful male Eastern Towhee.
The other busy spot was Duane's Lawn, near the Winchester St entrance to the park. First this immature Yellow-bellied Sapsucker made a brief visit -
and then a Hermit Thrush strutted along the fence -
On my way back down to the lower garden, this Great Horned Owl flew in for a photo.
I can't resist posting this Field Sparrow from a few days ago, as well -