[EBB Sightings] Swainson's Hawks

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Hi all,

Following up on Art Edwards' post from yesterday, I headed out east of 
Livermore to look for the Swainson's Hawks (SWHA) this afternoon.  There were around 
50 still at Herndlyn Rd., and many more than the 6+ Gr. Blue Herons reported 
yesterday.  Also a good number of Com. Ravens in the mix.  They were all 
feeding on some type of small rodents.

But before I even got to that location, I found another flock of  SWHAs (40+ 
birds) along the Byron Highway (J-4), just west of the junction with Lindemann 
Rd.  

For those who keep track of such things, the Herndlyn birds were in Contra 
Costa County, and the J-4 birds were in Alameda County.

Good birding,
Kathy Robertson
Hayward, CA

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=3D"SANSSERIF" FACE=3D"Arial" LANG=3D"0">Hi all,

Following up on Art Edwards' post from yesterday, I headed out east of Liver=
more to look for the Swainson's Hawks (SWHA) this afternoon.  There wer=
e around 50 still at Herndlyn Rd., and many more than the 6+ Gr. Blue Herons=
 reported yesterday.  Also a good number of Com. Ravens in the mix.&nbs=
p; They were all feeding on some type of small rodents.

But before I even got to that location, I found another flock of  SWHAs=
 (40+ birds) along the Byron Highway (J-4), just west of the junction with L=
indemann Rd.  

For those who keep track of such things, the Herndlyn birds were in Contra C=
osta County, and the J-4 birds were in Alameda County.

Good birding,

Kathy Robertson

Hayward, CA

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