[EBB Sightings] an interesting vireo in Pleasanton 6/15

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Hi Everyone--

 

This morning 6/15 at work, I was just getting out of my car when I heard a
really loud vireo song. This is odd already, because the trees here in the
high-tech district of Pleasanton (this is near Inglewood and Hacienda)
usually harbor only bushtits and goldfinches. I walked up to the tree where
I had heard it, and saw a flock of chickadees and the undersides of a vireo.
What little I saw of it naked-eye actually looked more like Plumbeous, but
then it disappeared into the leaves, and I heard 30 seconds of a song that
could only have been Red-eyed (fast and sweet with pure tones, not slow and
burry), unless this vireo has spent time in Idaho or points east. I remember
a Yellow-throated Vireo in Buttterbredt Springs a couple of years ago that
switched between Yellow-throated and "Solitary" song patterns.

 

Mark Miller

Pleasanton CA

 


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face=3D"Courier New">Hi =
Everyone--


face=3D"Courier New"> 


face=3D"Courier New">This morning 6/15 =
at work, I
was just getting out of my car when I heard a really loud vireo song. =
This is
odd already, because the trees here in the high-tech district of =
w:st=3D"on">Pleasanton (this is near Inglewood and Hacienda) usually =
harbor only
bushtits and goldfinches. I walked up to the tree where I had heard it, =
and saw
a flock of chickadees and the undersides of a vireo. What little I saw =
of it
naked-eye actually looked more like Plumbeous, but then it disappeared =
into the
leaves, and I heard 30 seconds of a song that could only have been =
Red-eyed
(fast and sweet with pure tones, not slow and burry), unless this vireo =
has
spent time in Idaho or points east. I remember a Yellow-throated Vireo =
in
Buttterbredt Springs a couple of years ago that switched between
Yellow-throated and "Solitary" song =
patterns.


face=3D"Courier New"> 


face=3D"Courier New">Mark =
Miller


w:st=3D"on">Pleasanton CA


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