[EBB Sightings] Jewel Lake and vicinity, Tuesday 3/14/06

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Friends: Two pairs of buffleheads plus a single goldeneye female were on =
Jewel Lake in Tilden Nature Area, Berkeley on Tuesday, 3/14/06. Nearby, =
both Audubon and Myrtle strains of Yellow-rumped Warblers, as well as =
male and female Townsend's Warblers just opposite the Jewel Lake =
restroom in the oaks and pines (on the path that connects the boardwalk =
with the lake sittting area). Also, Ruby-crowned Kinglet displaying (to =
me?) a beautiful red patch.  Red-shouldered Hawk in full cry around the =
nearby Little Farm.=20
Down in El Cerrito, a flock of American goldfinches roosting at Lynn =
Street and Ashbury, and singing House Finches up and down the street. =
Maybe they were the attraction for a beautiful adult Cooper's Hawk =
sitting on the
phone lines nearby.
Beautiful  moon last night rose at 100% full, according to my localized =
Astronomical Almanac, not a usual occurrence.

Best of Life, and Birding!
Alan Kaplan
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a single=20
goldeneye female were on Jewel Lake in Tilden Nature Area, Berkeley on =
Tuesday,=20
3/14/06. Nearby, both Audubon and Myrtle strains of Yellow-rumped =
Warblers, as=20
well as male and female Townsend's Warblers just opposite the Jewel Lake =

restroom in the oaks and pines (on the path that connects the boardwalk =
with the=20
lake sittting area). Also, Ruby-crowned Kinglet displaying (to me?) a =
beautiful=20
red patch.  Red-shouldered Hawk in full cry around the nearby =
Little Farm.=20
goldfinches=20
roosting at Lynn Street and Ashbury, and singing House Finches up =
and down=20
the street. Maybe they were the attraction for a beautiful adult =
Cooper's Hawk=20
sitting on the
100% full,=20
according to my localized Astronomical Almanac, not a usual=20
occurrence.

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