[EBB Sightings] Western Bluebirds in Concord?

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I have a picture of a Western Bluebird I saw at the Walnut Creek 
entrance to Mt. Diablo two weeks ago.  It was sitting in a small bush 
with a goldfinch and two house finches.  Made for a nice picture.  And 
my daughter spotted one near the Danville entrance to Mt. Diablo last 
week.  So, not Concord, but nearby.

Sarah

Vinkus at aol.com wrote:

> I am a beginning birder but I'm quite sure I saw a small flock of 
> Western Bluebirds on Burnett Avenue in Concord at 10 a.m. today 
> because of their distinctive look (blue & chestnut colors).  I was 
> waiting for my car to be serviced at the Toyota Dealership so I walked 
> across and down the street 1/2 block and sat on a lone bench where 
> they flew about trees and hunted for insects in the grass.  I saw 
> about 6 of them. 
> Jeanne Savarese


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I have a picture of a Western Bluebird I saw at the Walnut Creek
entrance to Mt. Diablo two weeks ago.  It was sitting in a small bush
with a goldfinch and two house finches.  Made for a nice picture.  And
my daughter spotted one near the Danville entrance to Mt. Diablo last
week.  So, not Concord, but nearby.

Sarah

  
  
  
I am a beginning birder but I'm quite sure I saw a small flock
of Western Bluebirds on Burnett Avenue in Concord at 10 a.m. today
because of their distinctive look (blue & chestnut colors).  I was
waiting for my car to be serviced at the Toyota Dealership so I walked
across and down the street 1/2 block and sat on a lone bench where they
flew about trees and hunted for insects in the grass.  I saw about 6 of
them.  
  
Jeanne Savarese

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