[EBB Sightings] Shorebirds & Tilden

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Summer camp sightings for the past few days included the first returning 
Greater Yellowlegs (3) and Whimbrel on Wednesday at Albany, the continuing, 
slightly oiled Common Loon in the Berkeley Marina harbor, a Pelagic Cormorant off of 
the northern breakwater, and returning Semipalmated Plovers and a single 
Long-billed Dowitcher on the mudflats south of University.
In Tilden today, we had a brief visit from an Olive-sided Flycatcher on the 
north side of Vollmer Peak, a flyby Ash-throat on the south side, and the first 
Hermit Warbler of the season, a first year male in the ridge top pines along 
the park/watershed boundary north of the peak.

Brian Fitch & crew

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days included the first returning Greater Yellowlegs (3) and Whimbrel on Wed=
nesday at Albany, the continuing, slightly oiled Common Loon in the Berkeley=
 Marina harbor, a Pelagic Cormorant off of the northern breakwater, and retu=
rning Semipalmated Plovers and a single Long-billed Dowitcher on the mudflat=
s south of University.

In Tilden today, we had a brief visit from an Olive-sided Flycatcher on the=20=
north side of Vollmer Peak, a flyby Ash-throat on the south side, and the fi=
rst Hermit Warbler of the season, a first year male in the ridge top pines a=
long the park/watershed boundary north of the peak.

Brian Fitch & crew

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