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Thanks, everyone. It's funny (not funny ha ha but funny might cry) to note that both the euonymus and japanese honeysuckle (not to mention the ivy and the GIANT BAMBOO GROVE) are all considered invasive plants. I wonder about the sellers - what were these people thinking? :) The onion blades and the seedheads are two different areas, will have to look under the seedheads to see what leaves are there. It was hidden in the brambles so I didn't get too close. Let's hope that the tickseed/cosmos type seeds produce something pretty, because I am sure I have dragged it all over the landscape.

Possibly female Black-headed Grosbeak, very similar to Rose-breasted but without the breast streaks. It's more of a western bird, but Sibley shows quite a lot of spotty eastern records. Rose-breasted is more an eastern bird but we get them in SE AZ every year. Congrats on the Pileated pair, they're fantastic. -O-