[EBB Sightings] Patterson Pass AM sightings

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It was a very active morning today on Patterson Pass around  7 AM.
It was also very cold, the wind wasn't up yet since the sun had not yet
heated the hill sides.
My first stop was to see the Blue Grosbeak at Rd. Marker 6.21 around
7:20 he appeared at the fence line.
Also within a hundred feet east and west of the 6.21 Rd. Marker looking
down into the gully riparian habitat were the following:
 
Western Wood-Pewee -1
Pacific-slope Flycatcher -1
Hammond's Flycatcher - 1
Ash-throated Flycatcher -2
Loggerhead Shrike -1
Scrub Jay - 1 (unusual )
Northern Rough-wing Swallow -1
Bewicks Wren -1
Rock Wren -1 ( on the rocks north of the Rd Marker)
Warblers
Wilson  and Yellow - 2 each
Western Tanager -3  (a male and 2 females)
Blue Grosbeaks - 2 females - ( they were found east towards the turn
sign arrow )
Fly by -Black headed Grosbeak -1
Fly by - Bullocks Oriole -1
Lesser Gold Finches many
Lark Sparrows - several
 
West on the road to Rd. Marker  5.90 parking in the gated area and
walking east in the short strip of Willows:
Black Throated Gray - 1 female
Wilson Warbler - 1
Yellow Warbler - 1
Warbling Vireo -1
Western King Bird -1
More Lark Sparrows.
 
Regards
Rich Cimino
Pleasanton
 
 
 

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a very active=20
morning today on Patterson Pass around  7 AM.
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cold, the wind wasn't up yet since the sun had not yet heated the hill=20
sides.
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see the Blue Grosbeak at Rd. Marker 6.21 around 7:20 he appeared at the =
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line.
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hundred feet east and west of the 6.21 Rd. Marker looking down into the =
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riparian habitat were the following:
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size=3D2>Western Wood-Pewee=20
-1
size=3D2>Pacific-slope=20
Flycatcher -1
size=3D2>Hammond's Flycatcher=20
- 1
size=3D2>Ash-throated=20
Flycatcher -2
size=3D2>Loggerhead Shrike=20
-1
Jay - 1=20
(unusual )
size=3D2>Northern Rough-wing=20
Swallow -1
size=3D2>Bewicks Wren=20
-1
Wren -1 ( on=20
the rocks north of the Rd Marker)
size=3D2>Warblers
size=3D2>Wilson  and=20
Yellow - 2 each
size=3D2>Western Tanager=20
-3  (a male and 2 females)
Grosbeaks - 2=20
females - ( they were found east towards the turn sign arrow=20
)
-Black headed=20
Grosbeak -1
- Bullocks=20
Oriole -1
Gold Finches=20
many
Sparrows -=20
several
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on the road to=20
Rd. Marker  5.90 parking in the gated area and walking east in the =
short=20
strip of Willows:
Throated Gray=20
- 1 female
size=3D2>Wilson Warbler=20
- 1
class=3D541405421-07052005>Yellow Warbler=20
- 1
class=3D541405421-07052005>Warbling Vireo=20
-1
class=3D541405421-07052005>Western King=20
Bird -1
class=3D541405421-07052005>More Lark=20
Sparrows.
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class=3D541405421-07052005>Regards
class=3D541405421-07052005>Rich=20
Cimino
class=3D541405421-07052005>Pleasanton
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