[EBB Sightings] Looked for Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, found White-throated Sparrow

I went to look for the YB Sapsucker at Newhall Park in Concord yesterday
about 5:30 pm. I did not see it, but I did see a White-throated Sparrow. I
found it in the bushes that would be behind you near the maintenance
building if you are looking at the tree with the excavation. This was a
"white-striped" phased bird.

Scott Restivo

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kay Loughman" 
To: "Hugh Harvey" 
Cc: "sightings" 
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:19 AM
Subject: [EBB Sightings] Yellow-bellied Sapsucker continues


> The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker was seen this morning at 9:15  in the place
> described below.  One caveat, the flowering tree is now fully
> leafed-out, and has no flowers. The excavation has a City of Concord
> sawhorse "guarding" it.
> Kay Loughman
> Berkeley
> Hugh Harvey wrote:
> > The male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker continued this morning in Newhall
> > Community Park in Concord.  From Ygnacio Valley Road, go north on
> > Ayers, across from the Cal-State Eastbay campus.  Take the 2nd left
> > onto Turtle Creek and park on the right in the first lot.  Walk across
> > the soccer fields towards the bathrooms and Galindo Creek.  Behind the
> > maintenance buildings to the left is a small flowering tree with an
> > excavation in front of it.  The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker was seen in
> > this tree about 10:15 this morning.
> >
> > Hugh B. Harvey