[EBB Sightings] Blue Grosbeak Patterson Pass

I typed a dumb mistake earlier today regarding Golden Crown Sparrows and
want to correct myself - if I may.
Golden Crown Sparrow's do not spend the summer in the Sierra Nevada.
We all know this fact - me included.
Soooooooo there is a long reason and explanation why I typed that thought.
Without going there, please accept this e mail by smiling  :) and pressing
delete.
Rich Cimino
Pleasanton



> [Original Message]
> From: Richard Cimino 
> To: EBB 
> Date: 4/15/2007 10:08:15 AM
> Subject: [EBB Sightings] Blue Grosbeak Patterson Pass 
> This morning at 9AM on Patterson Pass Rd. myself and Art Edwards of
> Livermore located a FOS Male Blue Grosbeak at road marker 6.21. 
> The Blue Grosbeak was all over the area, down below on a tree top, as well
> as perching on the fence post and the fence line itself, th.en back down
> into the gully.
> In the cottonwoods near road marker 6.04 was a male Black-headed Grosbeak.
> At road marker 7.21 in the cottonwoods there was a Yellow-Rumped "Myrtle"
> Warbler.
> There are many Golden-Crown Sparrows on the pass going east to the
Sierra's
> for the summer.
> Richard Cimino
> Alameda County
> Minimize pointless drama
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