[EBB Sightings] Berkeley botanical garden

By Berkeley Botanical Garden I refer to UC Berkeley Botanical Garden, and
not Tilden Regional Park.  Thank you for the opportuinity to clarify.


Mark Westlund
SF Environment
11 Grove Street
SF, CA 94102

Phone: 415/355-3714
Fax: 415/554-6393


                                                                           
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Berkeley has two botanical gardens, both of which are excellent for
plants and sometimes for birds:  The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden and
the Tilden Regional Park Botanical Garden. Which one is mentioned below?
  We really do need to know each time which garden was visited. Thanks.

Kay Loughman
Berkeley

Mark Westlund wrote:

> Sunday 5/15 afternoon visit to the berkeley botanical gardens saw the
> season regulars including selasphorus hummer, pacific-slope flycatcher,
oak
> titmouse, cb chickadee, spotted towhee, rb nuthatch, bewick's wren, and
the
> glorious hooded orioles.
> Highlight:  Phainopepla.  He was on the tall palm furthest to the south,
> perched on the ring of dead fronds that circle its trunk.  He stayed in
> place for ample viewing: shiny black feathers, spiky crest, red eyes
> clearly visible.
> Mark Westlund
> SF Environment
> 11 Grove Street
> SF, CA 94102
> Phone: 415/355-3714
> Fax: 415/554-6393
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