[EBB Sightings] Sibley Volcanic RP

[EBB Sightings] Sibley Volcanic RP

Glen Tepke
Sat Mar 31 14:35:27 PDT 2007
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    In Sibley mid-day today, Rufous-crowned and Lark Sparrows were teed up 
    and singing on the Round Top Loop Trail just above its junction with the 
    Volcanic Trail -- or is it the other way around?  I have a hard time 
    matching up the map with the trail network in that part of the park. 
    Anyway, they were along one of the main fire roads near the top of the 
    main ridge on the northeast side of the park -- up above marker #6 of 
    the interpretive trail.  A Golden Eagle was perched on a radio tower. 
    Orange-crowned Warblers were numerous in the brushier areas, and a 
    Pacific Slope Flycatcher called in the eucalyptus grove on the east side 
    of Round Top.  I also heard an extremely loud woodpecker drumming in 
    that area that I suspected was Pileated, but I couldn't spot it, and the 
    only woodpeckers I heard calling were Nuttall's.
    
    Sibley Volcanic Regional Park is on Skyline Blvd near the intersection 
    with Grizzly Peak in the Oakland-Berkeley hills.
    
    Glen Tepke
    Oakland
    g.tepke (at) comcast (dot) net
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