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Folks:

At 02:42 PM 8/19/03 -0700, Janna Pauser wrote:
>Not expecting to see much near noon today, I birded the short loop from 
>the Mc Abee entrance in Quicksilver Park. Of 24 species seen, were four 
>Blue gray Gnatcatchers, including one juvenile, a family of four 
>W.Bluebirds and surprisingly 9 Ruby- crowned Kinglets. Nearly every time I 
>stopped to pish for a bird, a quiet Kinglet would appear quite interested.

Surprising indeed.  The first major influx of Ruby-crowned Kinglets is 
normally the first week of October.  Banding data from the Coyote Creek 
Riparian Station from 1986 to 1996 include 599 new captures.  The average 
arrival date was 28 September.  The earliest arrival date was 8 Sep 
1993.  Possibly these were Hutton's Vireos, local residents, which can be 
hard to separate from Ruby-crowns.

Bill 

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