[EBB Sightings] UC Botanical Gardens - Olive-sided Flycatcher

I meant to post last Friday that I heard an Olive-sided Flycatcher at the
UC garden as well.  This was around 4:30 pm.  Today I stopped by at noon
to see Trudy, the giant corpse flower, and did not hear any.  On both days
there was lots of singing activity: Am. Robins, Purple Finch, Warbling
Vireo, Black-headed Grosbeak, Wilson's Warbler, Pac-slope Flycatcher, and
more.

Jaan Lepson
Livermore



On Tue, June 23, 2009 3:33 pm, Richard Cimino wrote:
> Marilyn Trabert of Walnut Creek lead several birder's on a walk into
> several different continent's -  based on plant life. Many Lesser
> Goldfinches, Robin's, Black-headed Grosbeaks and Brown Creepers
> had completed nesting so the gardens were very active. Probably best bird's
> of the day were a Olive-sided Flycatcher and a male and female of Yellow
> Warbler.
> Later in the morning we meet a garden employee Christ Christopher  he told
>  us that there are two maybe three Olive-sided Flycatcher's are in the
> garden's. He also told us that a pair of Hooded Oriole's had successfully
> raised a brood and all were seen near the Fan Palm's area before we
> arrived. Everyone had a good time birding.
> Richard Cimino
> rscimino at earthlink.net Da Pacem Cordium
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Jaan Lepson

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