[EBB Sightings] Peregrine

  Lately I've noticed increasing bird activity in our backyard in Concord 
(near Treat & Oak Grove Aves).  The (migrating) Robins and Waxwings are 
"battling" for space on the birdbath (they seem VERY thirsty); Our birch 
tree, with seed pods hanging on, is a favorite feedzone for a flock of 
warblers (yellow?, myrtle? hard to tell), and today I spotted a Hermit 
Thrush in the winter undergrowth. A Ruby-crowned Kinglet normally visits us 
this time of year, but haven't seen him yet this year.  Our resident Black 
Phoebe loves to skim the surface of the swimming pool, and finally, we have 
all the usual sparrows, finches and doves competing for bird seed (at/under 
the feeder).

Bob H
Concord


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From: "Rebecca Dmytryk Titus" 
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Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 5:40 PM
Subject: [EBB Sightings] Peregrine


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