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Folks--

I did not have a chance to track down the index to birding at the 
bottom of the bay which is posted somewhere.  I cannot find the 
reference.  Can anyone help?

Ruth Troetschler
184 Lockhart Lane
Los Altos,  CA  94022

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I had reported 2 HERMIT WARBLERs for June 1 from the Alpine Pond-Horseshoe
Lk. area. 

These were heard only birds but my confidence stemmed from the fact that I
compared
the calling birds real time to the Peterson's Western Bird tape that I was
carrying with me for this
very reason. The call sounded very similar to the first two calls on the
tape (which sound very different from
the calls of Townsend's and BT Grey Warblers on the tape).

But of course there is a lot of variation and overlap in the field and I
have been advised that id'ing these
species by ear is fraught with danger.

Without a visual confirmation, and since BLACK-THROATED GREY WARBLERs were
seen in the count area, I am uncomfortable with my intial id. 

Sorry for any incovenience,

Vivek 

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All,

This morning Frank Vanslager and decided to once again check out Loma Prieta. 
 Our first stop was at the "Upper Saddle" where we immediately had a singing 
BLACK-CHINNED SPARROW (several heard, one seen).  Other birds included 
BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK, CALIFORNIA THRASHER, BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER, BEWICK'S 
WREN, BUSHTIT, ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, WRENTIT, WESTERN SCRUB-JAY, SPOTTED 
TOWHEE, ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD, PURPLE FINCH and HOUSE FINCH.  The only soaring 
bird was an adult RED-TAILED HAWK, no swifts or martins ;-(  We then went to 
the "Lower Saddle, " to the pullout just up from the Pavement Ends sign where 
we added OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER, ASH-THROATED FLYCATCHER, WESTERN WOOD-PEWEE 
and an adult male WESTERN TANAGER.  We then climbed to the top of the hill to 
the north of the Pavement Ends sign where we had a singing SAGE SPARROW and a 
singing Black-chinned Sparrow (both well seen).

It was interesting to note that as we drove up to Loma Prieta the temperature 
increased (at my house it was 65 degrees and at the Upper Saddle on top of 
the mountain it was 76 degrees and very windy).  It was more normal on the 
way down (86 degrees on top, 94 degrees at home).  

Take care,
Bob Reiling, 1:02 PM, 6/5/02