[EBB Sightings] lincoln's sparrow- Richmond View

[EBB Sightings] lincoln's sparrow- Richmond View

Lisa Owens Viani
Sat Sep 09 13:56:15 PDT 2006
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    We have had quite a few fall migrants coming through our backyard in Berkeley too. Does it seem like they are a ltitle early
    this year?
    
    Lisa
    
    Alan Krakauer wrote:
    
    > Had a first-of-season Lincoln's sparrow in our backyard this
    > morning.  I was pretty sure of the ID after a quick initial look at
    > the bird skulking around, but just now was able to observe it for
    > several minutes at close range on an exposed tomato stake. It finally
    > left when a scrub jay swooped in.   Looking back through my inbox, I
    > noticed I posted the first sighting last year on Sept 8th!  I do hope
    > this species continues to be a regular.
    > We live in Contra Costa County between Wildcat Canyon Regional Park
    > and Arlington Ave, just north of the El Cerrito border.
    > Good birding
    > Alan
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