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airmorse
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04/21/2018 07:11AM  
I was spreading some mulch yesterday evening and spotted this bird underneath my Arbs.

A new one for me.
 
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Jeriatric
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04/21/2018 11:01PM  
Due to species-splitting, what used to be called rufous-sided towhee is now called spotted towhee here in the west and Eastern towhee in your neck of the woods.
 
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airmorse
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04/22/2018 07:59AM  
Cool. At first I thought it was some weird mutant robin but then I looked it up.

Thanks.
 
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