[EBB Sightings] Weekly sightings

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Six Greater Scaup returned to Albany on Tuesday, two Pelagic Cormorants were 
on the northern breakwater at the Berkeley Marina on Thursday, and the first 
Spotted Sandpiper flew past us near the closed Virginia St trail.   We've 
missed seeing the harrier and kites that seem to have abandoned the   fields north 
of University during the very drawn out restoration project.   Does anyone out 
there know if the trails will open before summer is over?

Up in Tilden on Friday, we found a nice mixed flock on Vollmer Pk that 
included three warbler species; two Orange-crowned, four Hermits, including one 
adult male, and a Wilson's, giving the sense that migration is coming soon to the 
land as it already has to the shore.

Brian Fitch & crew

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eva" FAMILY=3D"SANSSERIF" SIZE=3D"2">Six Greater Scaup returned to Albany on=
 Tuesday, two Pelagic Cormorants were on the northern breakwater at the Berk=
eley Marina on Thursday, and the first Spotted Sandpiper flew past us near t=
he closed Virginia St trail.   We've missed seeing the harrier and kite=
s that seem to have abandoned the   fields north of University during t=
he very drawn out restoration project.   Does anyone out there know if=20=
the trails will open before summer is over?

Up in Tilden on Friday, we found a nice mixed flock on Vollmer Pk that inclu=
ded three warbler species; two Orange-crowned, four Hermits, including one a=
dult male, and a Wilson's, giving the sense that migration is coming soon to=
 the land as it already has to the shore.

Brian Fitch & crew

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