[EBB Sightings] San Pablo Area

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Saw my first Olive-Sided Flycatcher yesterday at San Pablo  Reservoir.   It 
was on the trail between the Headquarters building and  the boat landing in a 
forested area just north of the Headquarters, perched at  the top of a low 
tree.  It made several forays for insects, always  returning to the same perch.  I 
could clearly see the white stripe down the  center of its chest.    During 
an hour walk also saw Townsends  and Wilson Warblers, Red-Breasted Nuthatch, 
Brown Creeper, Towhees (both  California and Spotted) many Juncos, Red Tailed 
Hawks and the usual Jays, Doves  and Turkey Vultures.

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