[EBB Sightings] Mt Diablo

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Hi All-
 Just to report on a beautiful day on Mt. Diablo from top to bottom.Many 
singing CA thrashers were evident around Juniper campground. I ran into a flock of 
about 25 warblers, mostly townsend's but a few hermits there. There seems to 
be a high elevation migration (<2000'). Lower down, yellow warblers were seen, 
and orange-crowned warblers feeding fully grown young. I think I identified a 
vesper sparrow. It looked like a song sparrow with a smudgy vest and vague 
central spot. I missed the white tip edging to the tail and bay wingbar but saw 
an eye ring. In all about 50 species of songbirds, wonderful clouds and cool 
temps.

Mark Rauzon

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 Just to report on a beautiful day on Mt. Diablo from top to bottom.Many sin=
ging CA thrashers were evident around Juniper campground. I ran into a flock=
 of about 25 warblers, mostly townsend's but a few hermits there. There seem=
s to be a high elevation migration (<2000'). Lower down, yellow warblers=20=
were seen, and orange-crowned warblers feeding fully grown young. I think I=20=
identified a vesper sparrow. It looked like a song sparrow with a smudgy ves=
t and vague central spot. I missed the white tip edging to the tail and bay=20=
wingbar but saw an eye ring. In all about 50 species of songbirds, wonderful=
 clouds and cool temps.

Mark Rauzon

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