[EBB Sightings] rose-breasted grosbeak

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Don,
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks are rare visitors to the East Bay but for at least 
the past ten years or so there has been at least one or two males found, mostly 
in wooded suburban areas of Central Contra Costa County. Another was found 
this summer at a feeder in Martinez on 7/7. It is certainly possible that females 
are also appearing but slipping under the radar as they are only slightly 
different than female Black-headeds.
Is this bird still present? If not, what is the last day you saw it? 
Neat bird!
Steve Glover
Dublin

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=3D"SANSSERIF" FACE=3D"Arial" LANG=3D"0">Don,

Rose-breasted Grosbeaks are rare visitors to the East Bay but for at least t=
he past ten years or so there has been at least one or two males found, most=
ly in wooded suburban areas of Central Contra Costa County. Another was foun=
d this summer at a feeder in Martinez on 7/7. It is certainly possible that=20=
females are also appearing but slipping under the radar as they are only sli=
ghtly different than female Black-headeds.

Is this bird still present? If not, what is the last day you saw it? 

Neat bird!

Steve Glover

Dublin

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