I stopped at Strong Rd in the meadows on Wed am around 7:45, and was amazed to see the number of Bobolinks!! They were all over the un-mown field on the right as you drive down through the farm area. Someone estimated 20 on Monday, but it is my guess there are 50 or more in that field. However, by 8:15 am only a few were still visible, so it seems they come out for a while, early. It was possible to get within 25 feet or so of them without any apparent discomfort on their part. In addition to males and females there appeared to be quite a few juveniles. There were also lots of butterflys including Red Admirals (I think) in the field. Link to Bobolink pics here: _http://www.photoshop.com/user/mntncougar/?wf=share&trackingid=BTAGC&gallery id=855e4a94a458437398f9321db5a25733_ (http://www.photoshop.com/user/mntncougar/?wf=share&trackingid=BTAGC&galleryid=855e4a94a458437398f9321db5a25733) Of course the bird I wanted to see again was the Sedge Wren, and I was lucky twice as I saw 2 sitting together in the same clump of grass, confirming the earlier report. Subsequently both could be heard singing at the same time from different locations. I was able to get some fairly clear pictured of one of them, but unfortunately badly back-lit. Link to Sedge Wren pics here: _http://www.photoshop.com/user/mntncougar/?wf=share&trackingid=BTAGC&gallery id=2840df609fab4979bb62d07e5965d787_ (http://www.photoshop.com/user/mntncougar/?wf=share&trackingid=BTAGC&galleryid=2840df609fab4979bb62d07e5965d787) So far no problems with access there, despite dire warnings on the signs. Don Morgan Coventry **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now. (http://personals.aol.com/articles/2009/02/18/longer-lives-through-relationships/?ncid=emlweu slove00000001)