[EBB Sightings] Black & White and Northern Waterthrush

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This morning I refound the Northern Waterthrush at Aquatic Park in =
Berkeley.  It was still foraging on low hanging branches over the water =
in the NE corner of the southern most pond.  I was able to watch it from =
the road at the top of the middle path that has a huge drop off.  The =
Waterthrush was easy to spot as it is continually bobbing - finally a =
California bird for me.

The Hooded Merganser couple was swimming in the middle pond.  =
Red-breasted Mergansers were in the large, northern most pond.  I =
watched a duck scoot a long distance across the water just like a little =
boat and when it stopped I saw it was the beautiful male red-breasted =
merganser.  I had never seen this behavior before - it was really =
amusing.

Then I stopped at Lake Merritt and ran into a couple birders - Paul ? =
and Bob Dunn.  They had the Black and White Warbler in the normal corner =
area and I watched it with great pleasure as I (& 2 friends) had looked =
for it yesterday to no avail.

However, yesterday we did have a Hutton's Vireo in the garden.

Judi Cooper
Moraga
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Aquatic Park in Berkeley.  It was still foraging on low hanging =
branches=20
over the water in the NE corner of the southern most pond.  I was =
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watch it from the road at the top of the middle path that has a huge =
drop=20
off.  The Waterthrush was easy to spot as it is continually bobbing =
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finally a California bird for me.
swimming in the=20
middle pond.  Red-breasted Mergansers were in the large, northern =
most=20
pond.  I watched a duck scoot a long distance across the water just =
like a=20
little boat and when it stopped I saw it was the beautiful male =
red-breasted=20
merganser.  I had never seen this behavior before - it was really=20
amusing.
into a=20
couple birders - Paul ? and Bob Dunn.  They had the Black and White =
Warbler=20
in the normal corner area and I watched it with great pleasure as I =
(& 2=20
friends) had looked for it yesterday to no avail.
Hutton's Vireo in=20
the garden.

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