We also watched an osprey hovering over the water and calling. We saw it
off and on, as that part of the trail went around an inlet to a creek mouth.
Soon we saw it had a fish in its talons and we could also hear a second
osprey. We followed the sounds to their nest in the top of a tall douglas
fir.
And the whole time all around us the smallest and most musical bird in the
park, the winter wren, sang his song, which you can hear at
http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/audio_pages/winter_wren_bwd.html
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