[EBB Sightings] Sibley Eagles

[EBB Sightings] Sibley Eagles

Pamela Llewellyn
Sat Mar 26 13:55:02 PST 2005
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    I have observed a pigmy nuthatch nest hole in a dead pine branch  about 15 - 20 feet up (vertically), just up the path (don't recall exactly how far) and to the left from the golden eagle nest.  Those interested need to be patient and look for nuthatch activity in order to follow them (visually) to their nest.  I don't know if they are re-using the same hole this year.
     
    Pamela Llewellyn
    Staff Biologist
    Kleinfelder
     
    Alan Howe  wrote:
    Hi again, folks.
    I was pleased to spot 2 adult golden eagles on Round
    Top this morning (Friday, 3/25), one surveying the
    territory from a snag, the other in the nest. The
    light was such--and my binocs kept fogging--that I
    couldn't quite tell if I was seeing just the parent or
    if there was a chick in the nest, too.
    I promise you all that I won't flood your mailboxes
    with eagle messages this year. But it was nice to our
    old friends back at the nest.
    It was a relatively quick trip, so I didn't manage
    to see too many other species. (It doesn't help that
    I've lost the hearing of bird call frequencies in one
    of my ears. It's a lot harder to find the source of a
    call by using a "radar sweep" with one ear.) I did see
    a spotted towhee singing away, a ruby-crowned
    kinglet--with the crown showing!--a western bluebird,
    and some warblers--I think--flitting through the pines
    and heard a number of hummers.
    There was also a small empty nest in brush near the
    road--don't know who it belonged to.
    Happy birding--and Easter.
    Alan Howe
    Oakland
    
    
    
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     think--flitting through the pines
    and heard a number of hummers.
    There was also a small empty nest in brush near the
    road--don't know who it belonged to.
    Happy birding--and Easter.
    Alan Howe
    Oakland



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