[EBB Sightings] Red-naped Sapsucker @Valley Vista

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This morning Bingham Gibbs and I refound the Red-naped Sapsucker at =
Valley Vista in Moraga.  It was exactly where Denise Wight reported that =
she had seen it.  We were there about 20 minutes before it moved and =
became visible at about 10:30 a.m.  It stays quite still and on the same =
branch - great scoping views.

We also had several Townsend Warblers along the same path.  After =
crossing the bridge we had a Black-throated Grey Warbler and several =
more Townsends along the right side of the trail.

Along with the usual birds, we saw 2 Snipe in the mud and 3 Greater =
Yellowlegs along the water edge.  There were also 4 White Pelicans in =
the water which we didn't remember seeing there before.

On our return walk there was a pair of Wood Ducks to the right of the =
bridge (South, I think).

Judi Cooper
Moraga


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refound the=20
Red-naped Sapsucker at Valley Vista in Moraga.  It was =
Denise Wight reported that she had seen it.  We were there about 20 =
minutes=20
before it moved and became visible at about 10:30 a.m.  It stays =
quite=20
still and on the same branch - great scoping views.
along the=20
same path.  After crossing the bridge we had a Black-throated Grey =
Warbler=20
and several more Townsends along the right side of the =
trail.
Snipe in the=20
mud and 3 Greater Yellowlegs along the water edge.  There were also =
4 White=20
Pelicans in the water which we didn't remember seeing there =
before.
Wood Ducks=20
to the right of the bridge (South, I think).

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