[EBB Sightings] Blue Gray Gnatcatcher?

I am certain that I had this same (individual)
Gnatcatcher on an OBC bird walk earlier this year.  As
I recall I only witnessed a single individual,
however, this would be very good nesting habitat for
this species.  With luck it's mate is nearby.

Pamela Llewellyn


--- Edtanov at aol.com wrote:

> Twice now, this week, I saw what I think was a
> single Blue Gray  Gnatcatcher 
> at Berkeley Meadow ( Eastshore State Park) in the
> same spot along  the 
> East/West trail, close to the wire fence in a coyote
> bush, flittering around  looking 
> for bugs.  It was small and at first I thought it
> was a bush tit,  but the 
> beak seemed longer and the overall shape was leaner.
>  I haven't  seen any 
> sightings for this bird, here, and it was not  seen
> during  the Audubon census for 
> the park.
>  
> Also, seen were many American Goldfinches, some Song
> Sparrows, a Northern  
> Harrier,and a  Red Tailed Hawk.
> Would like to hear if anyone else has seen this
> bird.
> Ed Tanovitz
> 
> 
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