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All: The BELL'S VIREO was still present at ca. 11:00 in the morning showers, at the bottom of the path across from the Thornhill Drive Baptist church leading down to the green "valley." It was first spotted by Fulton Lavender at my side in the multiflora rose thickets immediately to the right (south) of the bottom of that path. After a couple of minutes it disappeared into impenetrable foliage further to the right along the green "valley." I don't know if it has been mentioned before, but it is clearly of the eastern subspecies _bellii_, with brighter greenish and yellow plumage and more limited tail pumping than characterize the s.w. subspecies. More photos to document this subspecies would be useful. Cheers, Ian Ian McLaren
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