Townsend's Solitaire is still at Laudholm Farm in York County as of early this afternoon. Observed today at 13:07 on the boardwalk trail near the marsh overlook. I saw it in the same place that it was reported at yesterday -- in front of the Peter Phaneuf bench. It flew down from a tall pine/evergreen tree onto a small tree about 25 feet in front of the bench. Moved to a Winterberry bush where it ate one Winterberry, moved to another small tree and then reversed direction and headed towards the overlook. It crossed over the boardwalk and landed somewhere in a tangle of Winterberry bushes, just opposite the Loll bench. Got a few good looks and clearly saw the complete eye ring and the brown/rusty patches on the wings. Very gray bird overall.
Added benefit: just as I started on the main trail at Laudholm, a porcupine crossed the road in front of me, waddled over to a small tree and started eating the bark. It was unperturbed by me walking by. I saw it again as I returned to my car in the same area, happily gnawing on something. Again, it was not disturbed by me nor a jogger who jogged right past it within about three feet of it. Must be used to people.