[EBB Sightings] Palm Warbler @ Portobello Marina; BT Gray @ Hollis-Doyle

Hi. I tried again unsuccessfully for the Palm Warbler at Hollis-Doyle today. 
Instead, I re-found the adult male Black-throated Gray, in the Heritage 
Square trees and again in the trees around the nearby AmTrak station. Both 
times, it was hopping around in semi-bare trees, calling loudly (seep - very 
similar to Palm).

After this, I successfully found the Palm Warbler that was thought to be 
missing at Portobello Marina in Oakland. The warbler was across the parking 
lot from its original place by the flagpole (where the trees had been 
stripped of most of their branches), scampering on the ground and bobbing 
its tail near a thick stand of pines along the waterside path. The stand of 
pines is about 100 feet down the path to the right of the parking lot. There 
is a prominent satellite dish directly in front of the pine trees; the 
warbler was on the opposite side of the pines from the dish.

Noah Arthur, Oakland