[EBB Sightings] Black-throated Gray Warbler at Emeryville Marina

This morning between 8 and 9:30, I birded the Emeryville Marina  
between the entrance to the marina and the fishing pier. On the east  
side between the public bathrooms to the south and the marina members- 
only bathrooms/showers to the north is a line of deciduous trees. The  
Black-throated Gray was in the tree closest to the members-only  
facility and walkway to the northernmost boat dock. I had good looks  
at it for about 2 minutes.

Also foraging the line of trees on the east side:

Orange-crowned Warbler, 1
Wilson's Warbler, 1
Yellow Warbler, 2 (at least)
Yellow-rumped Warbler, 6 (and possibly more)
Warbling Vireo, 1
Western Wood-Pewee, 1
Pacific-slope Flycatcher, 1

A 20-minute stop afterward at the Berkeley Marina, in the area  
between the nature center and His Lordships, yielded 2 Townsend's  
Warblers, 1 Pac-Slope Flycatcher, 2 Black-headed Grosbeaks (1 male, 1  
female), and several Yellow-rumped Warblers.

Judith Dunham
Berkeley