[EBB Sightings] Northern Waterthrush continues at the Berkeley Aquatic Park

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We stopped by the Berkeley Aquatic park this morning, and while there was a
large group of people looking for the Northern Waterthrush, we did not see
the bird.

We dropped back by again at 3pm this afternoon, and this time, on our fourt=
h
vist to the northeast corner of southern pond, we saw the Northern
Waterthrush.

It was nice to see this bird, but my wife is almost equally as happy that w=
e
no longer have to go back to that spot... which isn't that scenic, quite, o=
r
safe looking.  (It's not worrysome to see people with binoculars hanging ou=
t
in the bushes, but the young men without binoculars...)

Scot Sutherland
Berkeley, CA

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We stopped by the Berkeley Aquatic park this morning, and while there was a=
 large group of people looking for the Northern Waterthrush, we did not see=
 the bird.

We dropped back by again at 3pm this afternoon, and this =
time, on our fourth vist to the northeast corner of southern pond, we saw t=
he Northern Waterthrush.
y that we no longer have to go back to that spot... which isn't that scenic=
, quite, or safe looking.  (It's not worrysome to see people with bino=
culars hanging out in the bushes, but the young men without binoculars...)

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